If you had to write a poem about your life RIGHT NOW, what would it be about? Explain your answer in at least 4 to 5 sentences.

 If I had to write a poem about my life right now it would be about my surgery and my recovery. First I would talk about how I got injured in the first place and how it made me feel that I couldn't play the last football game on Halloween. Then I would talk about surgery day, a very different day for me and a very good day for my growth. Then I would talk about post surgery and how it was having a sling on for a month going around that. Then, Lastly I would talk about how I finally got my sling off and I could go into the full swing of things back in my life.


We did commonlit and learned about how to write a rhetoric analysis essay.


Today I learned the basics about a rhetoric analysis essay.

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