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Assignment Number One: Original Sonnet


I’m Not Acting Standing on stage with the lights streaming down, The journey begins; you and your colleagues Will walk out while wearing your players’ gowns; Everyone’s captivated and intrigued.

The audience is a crowd of starved bears, But recognizing faces, characters, You relax, let your story be declared, Watching from the inside, as an actor.

As the plot moves on it begins to end, But with the end comes the happiness, And you know now that you wish to spend Every moment on stage, forever blessed.

TV, games, movies: none of the above, No, the theater is what’s to be loved.



Assignment Number Two: Quotation Explication
 ** "I fear, too early: for my mind misgives/ Some consequence, yet hanging in the stars,/ Shall bitterly begin his fearful date/ With this night's revels; and expire the term/ Of a despised life, clos'd in my breast/ By some vile forfeit of untimely death" (I.iv.106-111) **

Romeo, one of the main characters from William Shakespeare’s tragedy //Romeo and Juliet//, is walking to the Capulets’ party with his friends Mercutio and Benvolio in the middle of Act I. They begin talking about a dream Romeo had the night before, and Romeo warns his two friends that his dream makes him feel as though some “consequence” will occur during “[the] night’s revels” (I.iv.107,109). By allowing Romeo to declare this ominous premonition, Shakespeare foreshadows Romeo meeting Juliet that night, and Romeo continues to foreshadow by saying that he feels the tragedy that will occur will end with his “untimely death” (I.iv.111). Also, by saying that the event will “begin his fearful date,” the event is personified, leading one to believe that Romeo believes in fate and will let the horrible occurrence begin when it wants to begin.

Love at First Sight

Assignment Number Four: Night Poem


You go about your routine day Thinking you know how it will end But the light, an old acquaintance Recedes into the nothingness And you're all on your own Until you meet a new friend The night, a beautful void, dragging you in, enticing All of the day's wonders still lie within Now unpercieved by the human senses And you realize that the feeling of not knowing what's out there is wonderful.

Assignment Number Five: Wordle


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