Which aspect of creating a poem do you enjoy the most? Tell what it is and explain why.

The aspect of creating a poem that I enjoy most is the creative part like thinking about what story Im going to write and the rhymes I am going to create. Each line make me think more about myself. This make me think deeper about what state of mind I'm in. Finding rhymes are like making a puzzle connecting all the pieces to eachother. The rhymes write itself which I really enjoy. The story make me feel very creative and smart as well. Making poems really make me think which I really appreciate.

Summary: We anlayised a poem

Reflection: I learned how in depth the metaphors get in poemrs.

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