Personal Narrative: I Am The Messenger

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Some days I believe the stars above are all identical and that where the sky meets the water is continuous. On the brightest of days I contemplate how my shadow seamlessly blends into someone else’s and I am convinced that there is not much I can so do to stands out much less make a difference in this world. Yet, just when I think I am a fool to believe I can change the world, Carrie Underwood’s song “Change” pops up in my head telling me “don’t listen to a word they say”. See, this song reminds me that even “the smallest things can make all the difference” and in Markus Zusak’s work of fiction titled I Am the Messenger I was introduced to the most ordinary character who did just that. From buying an ice cream for a poor, rundown mom, filling

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