If you were to compose a poem about one aspect of your life, which topic would it fall into and what would your overall life's message be?

 Prompt Response: I feel that if I had to write a poem about my life, it would contain many aspects of change. It would be under the topic of change, but it would hold many aspects of new beginnings and opportunities. This is due to a lot of things that have happened in my life and experiences that have shaped me into the person that I am today. Sometimes even though it’s hard to see at the time, change can often be good and it builds you up and shapes you into the person you might not want to be, but the person you need to be. 

Summary: Today in class, we analyzed poems by Emily Dickerson and put them into categories, and found the theme and conflict of them.

Reflection: Today I learned how diverse Emily Dickinson’s poems can be just from one line.


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