If you had to write a poem about your life RIGHT NOW, what would it be about? Explain your answer in at least 4 to 5 sentences.

 

   If I had to write a poem about my life now, it would be about my worries and excitement of my future. I have to start learning how to live on my own, and get ready for college. I plain to move out of state, so I really will be living on my own. Yet I am still very excited for the change. So if I wrote a poem it would be about my excitement and uncertainty about the future.


We took notes.


I learned how to write a rhetorical analyst.

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