September 6, 2024

 Today we continued working on the 20 quotes from Emily Dickinson. The 20 quotes were analyzed and typed on a quiz on the Illuminate testing site. These quotes are from different poems by Emily Dickinson one of the quotes I have noticed was from the poem "I felt a Funeral, in my Brain". I was able to complete analyze 18 out of the 20 quotes. what we were supposed to analyze was the Quote itself, The topic, the Theme, the Conflict, and the analysis of the actual poem.

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