Reflection Sep. 11, 2023

 Today, we had a couple of people present their interpretations of Emily Dickinson’s poems. Hearing how much emotion and deep thought she puts in all of her poems and structures it is very impressive. We then retook our Origin Myth quiz. I think I misinterpreted the meaning of an answer to the fifth question of it though l, which led to my grade of an 83.3%.

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