"Heart! We will forget him!" Paragraph

I think that the narrator treats her heart as a person because when we are hurt we need a person by our side. We use this as a defense mechanism to help us feel loved. Usually we tend to talk to ourself, but in some cases we talk to stuff animals, real animals or imaginary characters. When I get heart broke I talk to myself or two my pets.

HeartBreak Wordle

Paragraph to Persuade You to Read My Poem

I think students should miss rosie because it is a sad but true story about a women who uses idioms to describe her apperance. She used to be the most beautiful gal in Georgia until she got old. What thought she was trying to say is, should people care how they look knowing in the future you will rot and become unattractive? I also think that she was saying yes because you can look back and say that you were that person.

Imagery in a Song

A song thats represents my life using imagery is" A House Is Not A Home" by Luther Vandross. It is explain how empty I feel when I'm lonely. It makes me feel like there is someone who understands what I goin threw. I first started listening to it when my mom layed in the car one morning. She said it was one of her favorites too. I recomend everyone to listen to this song it will change how you see things. If you want listen to the song click the URL below.

http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/luthervandross/ahouseisnotahome.html

Week In Rap

A Storm in the Mountains” One with Nature

When I was in Long Beach I had a argument with my uncle and ran away. I didn't kow were I was going but I really didn't care at the time. I wandered for hours crying and trying to get the frusturation out of my system. I started getting tired and hungry so I went to a park. It was at least 10:00. I crawled up against a tree to try to sleep. I looked up at the sky and the stars looke so beautiful. As I gazed at the stars I felt whole, I felt one with nature because it calmed me down and made me forget about my problems. I then left and walked around still looking at the stars. Until I walked into a street light. Then I slept under that street light for the rest of the night peacefuly.

Imagery in a Selected Poem Paragraph

In the story "The Haunted Palace" by Edugar Allan Poe I visualized a giant castle with ghost and trapped doors. Also imagined Scooby-Doo and the gang there solving a mystery. I also imagined lightening and wolfs houling to the moon.