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?

 I would compose the many adventures, I had in Ghana like one time I was going to get flogged by a random person I don't, the little trips I took on a bike with the friends I made there. My overall message would be live life to the fullest take in every moment even if its bad or good. 


Summary: Started working on the Emily Dickinson Ouote analysis. 


Reflection: Didnt finish my soundtrack on time but I did it during 7th period and turned it in after I got home, the quotes seem a little hard but if you take it in bit by bit I started to understand.

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