Oct 12: Talk about a time when you had to write a poem, whether it was for an assignment, event, or special occasion. What was the writing process like for you, and were you proud of the finished product?

 the writing process to making a poem is a bit difficult. I feel as if I have to try my best to make abstract ideas make sense and join them together. it takes time for me to be satisfied with what I come up with. I always try my best, and find it fun to find the words to encapsulate my ideas.

in class, we read "constantly risking absurdity"

the poem was honestly fun to try to understand, and it came to me pretty easily, which makes me feel better about my understanding.

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