Alan's Third Blog

➜ AGENDA:

BLOG/CORRECTIONS

"HOPE" P. 6

READER'S/WRITER'S WORKSHOP

➜ HW:

RJ 12.3 (15 MIN.)

NAPOWRIMO

4 POEMS READ 4 POEMS DRAFTED

Okay, so we started the day by correcting Jake's blog. When I was picked, Eli questioned why I don't want to get picked all of the sudden. Kiwi questions my typing skills, and in Jake's blog, he mentions Pewdiepie. Ms. Nakada thinks it's a My Little Pony character, and Kane corrects her by stating that the character in question is Pinkie Pie, not Pewdiepie.

The more I type, the more I have to read, but it is a worthy sacrifice. For one, I flex on Kiwi with my typing skills. Two, I was gonna say something funny, but I forgot.

Enough with the fluff, now I shall go and type actually important stuff. (Mad bars BD)

Ms. Nakada says that we should have one signature in our R.J.'s per week, and that you should re-read poems to comprehend them better. We read an unnamed poem by Emily Dickinson on page 6 in our poem-packet-thing. This poem uses a bird as a symbol for hope, and a storm as a symbol for hopelessness. The rhyme scheme for this is ABABCDCDEE. Then, we find three words that call to us in the poem, and put them in our own poem.

How do I put a funny image?

..O--O..

....__....   Pictured: My attempt at a smiley face with sunglasses.

....|_|.....  (Left)

The room is silent, except for the sound of my typing and a few whispers.

It's 12:17 PM and now Charles shares a poem about birds dropping feathers. More people share poems.

Ms. Nakada says that it's brave to share a poem, and you shouldn't be saying names after you share one. Also, you should write whenever you have an idea for a poem.

Ms. Nakada says that if you need help making a poem, you go to her page on the Emerson website, then scroll down and click on one of the links under "poetry." Our R.J's are checked. Nathaniel asks to be in the blog. Ms. Nakada talks about acrostics, which I will now demonstrate.

ELI

Edward but without the "dward" and if you add an L and an I after

Lol funny dude guy

I don't know what else to write for this poem help

Apparently the Leadership Academy is going to go sailing tomorrow.

Here's a haiku I made:

Mein Name ist Jeff

is a fun funny maymay 

lololololo

I wrote a haiku similar to this in my 2nd blog, but I didn't get to read it. How to format images? Help me please.