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: If i was to compose a poem about an aspect of my life it would be my romance part of my life. I say this because from my experience i haven't been very lucky when it came to my love life. Yes i have had some situations but not one that wants to actually be with me. I would say that i am the type to date and then get married but not a lot of people want that these days after all. My life's message would be to never give up or never give up on your dream because dreams can come true. 

Summary: Today in class we finished annotating and reading the Emily Dickinson poems we also identified the themes of them. 

Reflection: Today in class I learned the themes of the poems of Emily Dickinson Called, "I heard a Fly buzz - when I died" and " 'Hope' is the thing that has feathers.

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