10/23/23

When I walked into American Lit this morning I noticed that all of the desks were put into groups. After class started, Mr Rease explained that we were going to start a group assignment. We are presenting our projects/findings on Thursday which is our block day. Each group member was given a certain job that we were going to do, all based around the poem we got. Our poem is called, "Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost. I relate a lot to this poem because of one of my favorite books, "The Outsiders," where the poem is used. "The Outsiders" was the first time I was exposed to Robert Frost and the poem. I am glad I got this poem over the others. Overall, the day went pretty alright.

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