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Assignment #1: Original Sonnet
 The Mannah who's named Hannah

This year Hannah Aiken became my friend You walked into my life and changed it forever When I need some cash you are there to lend Money to give me from your wallet of leather

Hannah plays many exciting sports Softball basketball tennis track soccer She participates in all of these sports You can find them pictured in her locker

Ms. Hannah is so very funny She has the ability to make jests Whether its stormy, windy, or sunny When she cracks a joke are laughter never rests

She is the girl who always has your back Shes the girl who would really stink to lac k

Assignment #2:Quotation Explication
While speaking in Act 1 of William Shakespeares, //Romeo and Juliet//, Juliet has been confronted by her mother about marraige. Juliet is but thirteen, and although she knows it to be an "honour," she explains to her mother that it is not something she is looking for (I.iii 66). By stating this, Shakespeare illustrates Juliet's strong character. Juliet expresses that it is a future "[she] dreams not of", fully showing the readers her independence (I.iii. 66). Through Juliets words, Shakespeare adds in some irony because Juliet clearly shows that she has no wish to be married, but it is only a day later that Juliet is married to Romeo. Shakespeare also includes oxymorons in his text. Juliet contradicts herself by saying that it is an honour, but she does not dream of it, if she truly believed it was an honour, it would be assumed that she would want it.

Assignment #4: Night Poem
The night is all she longs to see For the day’s become her enemy Her friend in light has long since past Now she wishes and hopes for night’s blackness to last She waits for the sun to sleep for the returning rise of the moon When nights finally come, dawn will break only too soon

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