What would you write your poem on

The topic would fall into failure comes with success. My overall message would be that failure teaches me more than winning. Success is only their because of mistakes. Each setback is proof that I am still moving forward. This would be what I would write my poem on. 

Summary:Today in class we connected songs with Emily Dickinson poems

Reflection: I learned that many songs connect to emilys poem

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