Wednesday, February 22, 2017

Poem

Lullaby:

She sang to me her lullaby
Softly sweetly gentle
She led me to another place
Where nothing was judgmental

She sang to me her lullaby
Swiftly but with passion
Her words were running off her lips
Her love not served in rations

She sang to me her lullaby
And tears ran down her face
For she knew that it would be a while
Until our next embrace

She sang to me her lullaby
Her words flew like a dove
She dragged them on because
She did not want to lose her love

She sang to me her lullaby
She reached the last short verse
She looked upon my face with care
And from her mouth these words immersed

I sing to you this lullaby
For you are precious now
And when you lay here in my arms
I stop and think of how

Of how my love will be forgotten
Soon when you are gone
But darling keep me in your heart
For I am often strong

I carry you upon my wings
I make sure you are safe
If danger tries to harm you
I welcome my embrace

So think of me today
Tomorrow do the same
And if you hear a voice
It is me calling your name

She sang to me that lullaby
She did not let me fall
I couldn't ask for more than that
She always hears my call



Words

These days the internet tends to harry me. It's a burden to have to rely on a device in order to make sure that your work is submitted. Suppose that you have undertaken an important task that has to be submitted and suddenly during submission... BAM it's gone. Sucks doesn't it.

Although I enjoy the use of technology very much I would prefer that we had assignments that were on paper as well. It is handy to type when writing an essay or story, but typing also takes away some of the ideas that would've gone through your mind were you to have handwritten the work.

Monday, February 6, 2017

Reading Response

In Absolutely True Diary Of A Part Time Indian I have realized that Junior has major struggles. He didn't have to dress up to look homeless. Walking 22 miles or hitchhiking is crazy! He gets made fun of by people at his school. He doesn't fit in as much as the other kids do.

Junior gets made fun of a lot and I don't like that. I think that all people should be treated equally. He is bullied because of his skin color. That shouldn't matter. I think this book is weird but has meaning.