Which aspect of creating a poem do you enjoy the most? Tell what it is and explain why.

 Prompt Response: I really liked coming up with the beginning part because after that it was easier to build off of it. I think that once you get the subject and the basic idea of the poem down it flows out a lot easier. I think that I may change my poem a little bit though because I do not like how it is right now. I think I could make it longer and maybe add some similes or personification. 

Summary: We worked on making a poem.

Reflection: I am learning how to construct my own poem.

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