How Basketball Changed My Life

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A basketball is made of a inflatable inner rubber bladder that if was to be stabbed to death would bleed vigorously out with air. Normally wrapped in layers of fiber and then covered with a tacky surface made from some dead animals skin and then wrapped around the 28 inch circumference. I first meet my significant other back in the year 2004, when I was in a death trapped called Cherokee Elementary in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Basketball kept me out of trouble, became my only friend, and gave me a new sense of life. Caged in a small cubicle in the jail house known as Cherokee Elementary, thinking of a master plan to escape the time on the monstrous clock. I could not figured out how to defeat it, and it was eating my flesh like a starving zombie. I felt subordinate to the rest of my peers, so acted like I was gorilla at the zoo. Banging on my chest and making strange noises from my muzzle. When I finally realized there was no way to defeat the monster, a long piercing noise rang from roof tops of the jail house. I walked out the building and saw my dad smiling with a mouth full of gold, and I realize the worse was over. But this day was …show more content…
The warm soft leather soothed my cold depressed body just by the gentle touch. The echoing of the ball when I when I dribble on the icebreaking court sounded like Beethoven to composers. The dramatic deaths of my two angels from heaven was life threatening. My heart pumped massive globs of water residue that would fall down my poufy face like Niagara Falls. Basketball grew arms the length of a baseball bat and gently pressed a warm Kleenex tissue against my face and dried up the water falls I had tumbling down my face, it reached out and wrapped its dead animal skin around my ice cold body. Blistering my life came back its bumble bee form, and Basketball was the only support I had to get there. It gave me a new purpose to turn the page and began to write a new chapter in my