The Tall and Strong Tree

I see myself like a narra tree. The narra tree is tall and strong, and it doesn't easily fall even  when the wind  is strong. I'm like the narra tree because I try to stay strong and calm, especially when life  gets hard. I don't give up easily, and I do my best to face my problems. Just like the narra tree, I also want  to grow   not just in height but in learning and being kind to others.

Hi, my name is Kian Khester Battad, and I'm 16 years old. I live from Pantay Daya Vigan City and I'm studying at Ilocos Sur National High School. I'm already a grade 10 student and I wish that I will learn more this school year. My favorite hobbies are playing mobile games, watching anime and sleeping. I wish that I have a younger brother so that I have someone to play with

Just like the narra tree, I want to grow with a good heart and strong spirit. I know I still make mistakes but I try to get better every day. I want to be quiet but firm, gentle but not weak. My goal is to keep improving and to be someone who brings good to others. In the end, I want to live a life that's a life strong and meaningful- just like the narra tree



Comments

  1. jayvee27 August 2025 at 07:31

    The symbolisms of the Narra tree and the wind is such a good symbol! as it gives an important lesson on a person's life.

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  2. Angelo27 August 2025 at 20:45

    Hi Kian! I know you do a good work, Always trust God!!!

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  3. Christian28 August 2025 at 08:59

    Hi Kian! Thank you for the information about yourself. Always trust in god!!

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  4. Paul Marion31 August 2025 at 06:14

    Nice reflection, Kian! You’re growing strong and wise like the narra tree.

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  5. Denver31 August 2025 at 22:07

    Hi Kian, your story is inspiring!

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  6. Zyrhed Phoenix U. Pajas1 September 2025 at 19:05

    Nice one. you really are like a narra tree.

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  7. nash angelo1 September 2025 at 19:22

    you are such a nice person, boss!

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  8. Angelo2 September 2025 at 20:05

    Hi kian! good to know that you're inspiring your self as a narra tree

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