Writing to the Future

Human beings need knowledge like they need air; their journey to find the Truth takes them to the most distant places and makes them accomplish their greatest dreams. Humanity is knowledge.

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I believe that between the man and woman in the poem there is no love. It is more like a dangerous relationship where the man abuse and commands, and the woman is so attached to him that she cannot leave. She is like his slave, but only because she decides to be.

Manuel

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Manuel: I was born on December 22nd, 1986 in Sancti Spiritus, a small city in the center of Cuba. My mother was Luisa Legon and my father Orlando Herrera. I coursed my first studies in Carlos de la Torre Elementary School beginning in September 1991. Then, in 1997, I continue my studies in Ernesto Valdes Munoz Middle School. By the time I graduated there, in 2000, I had taken the required tests to go to a vocational high school called IPVCE Eusebio Olivera where only talented students were allowed to go. I began course studies in this vocational school and then finished them in 2003 when I transferred to the University Marta Abreu de Las Villas located in Santa Clara province to study English Literature. I was in the University for a year only because I traveled to the United States and stablished my residency here. I started to work in a Seven Eleven in 2007 and I am still an employee there. I began my studies at Miami Dade College in 2007 starting by an English course for foreign speakers. In the fall of 2009, I started to work toward my degree on Graphic Design, but now in the spring of 2010, I changed my major for Anthropology. I am currently a student at Miami Dade College.

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