The Great Ride

this essay may be a liitle stupid, but here it is

Another one of the things life can be described as is a roller coaster. When you get in, the safety harness that are parents goes down to protect you from the troubles of life. You start out smoothly and slowly pick up speed. You take the first turn that is going to school and whether or not you’re ready, you have your first burst of responsibility. . Then suddenly, you start to round another corner as you pick up speed. This is called elementary school. You start to think that this is a smooth ride and that there are no twists or sharper turns. Well, you’ve sadly mistaken. If you wanted a smooth ride, you should have rode the merry go round. But, as for now, the coaster starts to go faster and you experience your first steep drop that is middle school. You start to feel the bumps and ridges that are tests and harder homework. Now you start to hang onto harness for safety. It’s getting rougher and rougher as you realize that you are climbing up a steep hill. You zoom through high school in a flash, since it is the best time in your life. All of a sudden, you feel a jerk as you are going upside down through the loop-de-loop that is college. You are now scared as you grab for your harness and realize that it is not there. Your safety is gone in a heartbeat. You are alone in this loop as you scream for help, but you know that your harness isn’t coming back. Now you are in a straightaway and sigh with relief. Out of nowhere, your cart starts to go a little faster as you go through the turn that is love. It is starting to go smoothly. You marry someone and it is still going smoothly. And for a brief second, your harness is back again. Later, you are confronted by a corkscrew in the track. You’re going to be a parent. Once again you are scared, you’re not ready to have a kid, for you’re still a kid yourself. But later, you realize that you are now a safety harness for someone else and you do whatever you can to stop harm from getting to them. They’ll go through the same thing you did. As you get off, you think to yourself that it was mostly good thinks that happened to you. And as you enter a line for a more pleasant roller coaster, you say to yourself that roller coasters are you favorite rides in this amusement park we call life.