Adamek

Who or what influenced me most on primary, middle and highschool. Who were my role models? Who did me listen most?

ItÒ's really interesting topic, I think about it whole day. So I can try to describe my approach to this question.

Someone very smart, I donÒ't know his name, told that man should keep his point of view and ideas when he was twenty. But I think, he was wrong, twenty is so much I mean that eighteen is right number ( I know it is individual matter, but this is about me). Why?

So I canÒ't remember

everything what influenced me on my primary or secondary school. Maybe my strange surname, but mainly my parents.

Then on the high school itÒ's clear, my friend, he was an artist a painter. He have this skills in family for generations. I began write poems and rhymes (this had no connection with rap culture) when I met him. It was great luck that we gave a chance together, because I and he also was quite closed. We were out of society a bit, because we were still together and I no we both have no care what will tell the others. We have lot of really interesting projects and our life was race (we raced together but also I raced against him and he race against me) every day for nearly four years. We had lot of arguments a day but evrything was constructive. I lost or won, but nobody couldnÒ't be offended. This was my golden age, everythig, what was interesting for me, was black or white. We were strict in point of view on thinks around us. Maybe you think, that this is wrong but I can see that when I am older and older I start live easily and easily I lost this strict rule and also inspiration.

We have depression from our opinions on the end of our friendship. We were absolutely

fed up with thinks around us, we have biger and biger problems with study and we lost our light. I lost him from day to day and he lost me, we known that this is only way.

Something abot my role models, so I had never only one main model. I had many and many poeple which influenced me for example Charles Baudelaire, James Joyce, Jean-Paul