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christina's blog spot 9/9

 The aspect I enjoy most about creating a poem is the freedom of expression you have. There are so many ways to express your feelings and ideas through a poem. Finding the right words to say and the correct rhymes to use is like a puzzle. Similar to the poem we read yesterday in class, "Constantly Risking Absurdity," being a poet is a very intricate and tedious process, and every word you say has meaning. Today, in class, we began writing our poems. 

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