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Reflection 9/13/21

 Today in Mr.Rease’s American Literature class we read a poem called “Out Out”. The first thing we did was guess what the poem was going to be about from the title. I thought it was going to be some being in nature, which was somewhat right. The poem was a bout a boy doing a man’s job and it goes wrong. Before we read about the poem we talked about why childhood is important and it is important to be a child when you can. The kid was forced to grow and ended up in a terrible situation. The poem used alliteration and personification, we had to find figurative language in the poem. It was pretty nice and I got the lesson pretty well. 

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