Me when Barbara asked when do you write most creatively #ECL220 That question reminded me of Bonnie's poem near her death
"Some day they'll go down together;
And they'll bury them side by side;
To few it'll be grief
To the law a relief
But it's death for Bonnie and Clyde"
"A Bunch of Keys" may be my favorite visual poetry piece just how the question piques your curiosity at the end and everyone imagines something different based on your own desires #ECL220
I have to take breaks when reading Maus just from the sheer emotion that is conveyed over the page. Especially with the Prisoner from Hell Planet being included and giving us more backstory of his mother and father. Everything they went through...
@KarahRadsdsu I agree, I feel like the abrupt ending added to the story though. Like the audience wants there to be a resolution, a type of ending, but with the subject matter and residual trauma... There is no resolution for them #ECL220
Tbh maybe I am missing something, but I just do not get William Carlos Williams poems. The words are all kinda thrown together with no real connection or elaboration of each other? To me, it seems like a pirate riddle to figure out #ECL220
The Birthmark totally just reality checked me to stop freaking out about the future and trying to make everything perfect #ECL220 Me looking to see where Aylmer found the audacity