Siarra Williams
January 11, 2009
AP English III Period 11
Intro to Modernism and Poetry
Dear Whoever This May Concern,
The name is Anna Smith. The date is March 3, 1900. These new innovative inventions just changed the whole world as I know it. When the Brooklyn Bridge was completed in 1883, it was like my whole world expanded. I was opened up to new modes of transportation, new linking systems, and new cultures. I was able to travel to different regions and learn more of the traditions of different heritages. It was like the world had opened doors for me and encouraged me to learn more about the treasures that it possesses. I couldn’t help but accept this great offer. I mean, the world transformed from slow-moving to rapid speed. It is a great revolution that I feel is necessary. The states were filled with inhabitants, and it is only essential that the technology changes and increases to fit the lifestyle of the people that it serves. The Brooklyn Bridge was one great way to enhance the way of transportation, but we can’t forget the infamous “S” curve that they concocted to amplify traveling via trains. I consider this to be very proficient so that the rail cars can turn corners and travel on curves when necessary. This invention makes it possible for others to create ground-breaking gadgets that could increase the elements of railroad travel. Trains are able to travel in two different directions side by side and even switch over from one rail to another when needed. This is quite an accomplishment. The exhilarating feeling that I have when I think of the world’s possibilities is just so overwhelming. I’ve become a joyous and optimistic person just waiting to get word of a new development. Now the next thing I’m going to inform you of will knock your socks off. It was unbelievable, unheard of, unforeseen, and even unprecedented. That’s right; I’m talking about the subway. The subway people! It was an underground way to travel via train. I personally considered the “S” curve to be enough but the subway just really opened my eyes to all sorts of possibilities. I was excited! The idea of not having to stand outside in cold, rain, sleet, or snow just to travel to work and home. I can still go where I need to without being affected by the weather. It has really been an extraordinary and pioneering couple of years during this time. And so I just thought I’d share my passion and love for new technology with you, people of the future. I know that if you feel how I feel, this letter would be much appreciated and of use to you. Who knows, you just may be an inventor looking for inspiration when this letter comes into your hands. I hope that I can help you understand that life during my time period was full of great advancements and I can only wish that it will progress throughout my years and yours.
January 11, 2009
AP English III Period 11
Intro to Modernism and Poetry
Dear Whoever This May Concern,
The name is Anna Smith. The date is March 3, 1900. These new innovative inventions just changed the whole world as I know it. When the Brooklyn Bridge was completed in 1883, it was like my whole world expanded. I was opened up to new modes of transportation, new linking systems, and new cultures. I was able to travel to different regions and learn more of the traditions of different heritages. It was like the world had opened doors for me and encouraged me to learn more about the treasures that it possesses. I couldn’t help but accept this great offer. I mean, the world transformed from slow-moving to rapid speed. It is a great revolution that I feel is necessary. The states were filled with inhabitants, and it is only essential that the technology changes and increases to fit the lifestyle of the people that it serves. The Brooklyn Bridge was one great way to enhance the way of transportation, but we can’t forget the infamous “S” curve that they concocted to amplify traveling via trains. I consider this to be very proficient so that the rail cars can turn corners and travel on curves when necessary. This invention makes it possible for others to create ground-breaking gadgets that could increase the elements of railroad travel. Trains are able to travel in two different directions side by side and even switch over from one rail to another when needed. This is quite an accomplishment. The exhilarating feeling that I have when I think of the world’s possibilities is just so overwhelming. I’ve become a joyous and optimistic person just waiting to get word of a new development. Now the next thing I’m going to inform you of will knock your socks off. It was unbelievable, unheard of, unforeseen, and even unprecedented. That’s right; I’m talking about the subway. The subway people! It was an underground way to travel via train. I personally considered the “S” curve to be enough but the subway just really opened my eyes to all sorts of possibilities. I was excited! The idea of not having to stand outside in cold, rain, sleet, or snow just to travel to work and home. I can still go where I need to without being affected by the weather. It has really been an extraordinary and pioneering couple of years during this time. And so I just thought I’d share my passion and love for new technology with you, people of the future. I know that if you feel how I feel, this letter would be much appreciated and of use to you. Who knows, you just may be an inventor looking for inspiration when this letter comes into your hands. I hope that I can help you understand that life during my time period was full of great advancements and I can only wish that it will progress throughout my years and yours.
With great optimism for the future,
Anna Smith
Anna Smith
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