Prompt: Everyone has burning questions about life. Mysteries we wonder about but don’t always have clear answers for. Think about your biggest questions about existence, purpose, or the world around you. Write a blog post where you share at least two of your most burning questions about life and explain why these questions matter to you.

Prompt: Everyone has burning questions about life. Mysteries we wonder about but don’t always have clear answers for. Think about your biggest questions about existence, purpose, or the world around you. Write a blog post where you share at least two of your most burning questions about life and explain why these questions matter to you.

Prompt Response: I wonder about a lot of life and how things work. One of the main things that has confused me is death. I have for around four years now been concerned and confused with death. I have thought about what it might be like, but still cannot fully comprend it. I have thought that it is maybe like anesthesia or like how life was before I was born. Its important to me because what If I die to early and don't everything I want to do. Or what if my mom or dad dies and I am not ready. Another big question I have is why do we have school for 1/4 of our life span. I understand school is important but there has to be a better way in order to have the most used of our lives. I hope in future generations that schooling gets shaped into something better. It feels like I am just a pawn in schooling or government and it almost feels like a fight to the death to go and get what you want in life.

Summary: Today in class we filled out a worksheet about the poem, "I, too" by langston Hughes.

Reflection: In class today I learned about the poem, "I, too" and at first I was confused about the message he was trying to send, but now I understand. I think he showed his messages through his poem perfectly. I also really liked how he created a short poem but made it give the message thoroughly.