I had been in my 3 o’clock English class, which was the fourth time that day that my teacher had talked about rhetorical language. Soon after that, she focused on the word “chaos” and how it affects our everyday lives. “Chaos definition in art is everywhere” was a phrase she used over and over again.

Chaos definition in art is just another word for disorder. No matter how hard we all try to keep things in order, there is chaos in everything we do. Our life, the decisions we make, and the good things we do all depend on how we try to locate the order in chaos.

“Chaos definition in art was the norm of nature; the request was man’s dream,” says one of my favorite quotes by Henry Adams.

The quote says what it needs to say. Expectations would be the simple opposite of chaos definition in art. The reason we have laws is so that we can deal with the differences and unexpected things that happen in life.

I would say that the unplanned things in life are the experiences that everyone should have. Without experiences, we wouldn’t learn what we need to know to keep going and grow to find our true selves in the dark.

Chaos definition in art gives our lives their vivid color. Without it, there would be no way to feel or have emotions.

Not knowing what else is going to happen next is what makes this world so exciting and beautiful. Exploring the hard parts of life, or being in pain, fear, and misunderstandings, falling in love, having your heart broken, and finding hope again are all stages of life that everyone goes through at some point.

You’ll, at last, be able to recognize yourself when you learn to accept the chaos definition in art in life.

So make as much chaos definition in art as you can in your life. The next time your heart breaks, give yourself time to feel it and remember that it was for a reason. The next time you want to give up, just remember you have a billion chances out there for you.

When you feel scared and confused again, remember that it is luminous down a road you haven’t even found yet. Chaos will follow you for the majority of your life, and it will be both the best and worst thing that has ever happened to you.