Friday, October 24, 2014

My Name...


    
      My first name is David. The origin of my name is from the Hebrew name “Dawid” which is thought to be derived from Hebrew text “dwd” which means beloved. The name David has been the name of several rulers long ago. Probable the most notable ruler with the name David was King David of the New Testament. He is best known for defeating Goliath with a sling shot and some rocks. He was said to be as brave as a lion. He is also well know for being apart of Jesus's family tree. Two other kings that have the name David ruled in Scotland. There are also several famous people who have this name. Some of these famous people are David Hume the empiricist philosopher, David Livingstone the explorer, and the name of the hero of Charles Dickens semi autobiographical novel “ David Copperfield”

My last name comes from towns called Ramos in Portugal and Spain. Anyone that was born in these towns would most likely receive Ramos as their last name. Although Ramos comes from Portugal and Spain, I get it from my Dad's side of the family who is from Puerto Rico.

I am very proud of my name. I was not named David just because my parents liked the name. I was named after my father who was named after his father. This is why I love my name firt name, and when Ramos is pronounced with a role of the r (Spanish speech) is like a ray of sunshine flying through me. All of these reasons why I love my name and why I think it is a shinning star of a.

17 comments:

  1. I like how you said like a ray of sunshine fly ing through me

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  2. I like how you represent king David

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  3. I enjoyed hearing about all the associations you make with your name, as I do not make any.

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  4. I like that you said your name is like a shining star.

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  5. I agree, David is a really nice "firt" name. Just kidding, your poem was great. I also take pride in my name.

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  6. David, do you think that if you had a son you would name him David?

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  7. The way you used diction to help us understand the way you like to pronounce your last name "Ramos"

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  8. I liked it when you said that when Ramos is pronounced with a role of the r, it is like a ray of sunshine flying through me.

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  9. I liked how you used poetic devices and said where and how you got your name.

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  10. I thought it was great how you said why you loved your name. It's clear from the way you wrote that you really love your name. I thought this was very well written and a great description of you names past.

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  12. You used a nice allusion and then expanded upon it to fit your needs impressive

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  13. I like how you used a lot of background information as well as your own personal significance

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  14. I like the simile you used when you compared the king, King David, to that of a lion.

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  15. I like how you showed pride in your name.

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  16. I like you said a ray of sunshine flying through me.

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  17. I quite liked the metaphor you included when you compared your name to that of a shining star.

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