Hample essay

I read the Hample part several times, and each time I did, I learned a lot because it was lucid and insightful. Several things motivated me. The first is that it gave me the confidence to write about an imaginative past event in a way that either represented it as a real event or added creativity to make it serve the story's purpose. Additionally, I've come to understand the importance of writing the first copy because, contrary to what I once believed, a draft allows you to capture memories and the rest of the paper will fall into place. In fact, I even realized that it is not feasible to write a perfect first draft. In fact, any efforts to make a perfect draft will result in disappointment because one could end up losing the information that would make the work better. The last feature I learned is that gender, culture, and language remain the major factors that determine the writing of the memoir

I will begin the memoir by detailing a draft that will contain all that I can recall about a certain event that happened in the past and collect my thoughts on how it was. Then I will proceed with the draft and make it appear like a complete essay. I will then add detailed images about the exact moment an include aspects of feeling, smell, mindset, and lighting to grab the reader’s attention. It will ensure that the reader is engaged and occupied. Overall, writing a memoir enables one to recall important events and ensures that what could have been forgotten is put down for memory.