Editor’s note: if you at any point are on this post and it’s, for instance, a dive into how the book version of Howl Jenkins from Howl’s Moving Castle entirely exhibits disastrous bisexual behaviour that we all should or do…
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At this point in my AP Lit career, I think I’ve become more lax in regards to how outright I am in admitting that I didn’t do a blog post on time. That being said, the Grammys just wrapped…
5 CommentsI didn’t type this directly into the blogpost drafts like I did last time, but I nearly did. Context: on Saturday morning (yes, that means I’m writing this blog post late, but this isn’t senioritis, this was on purpose…
3 CommentsThroughout her poem Because I could not stop for death, Emily Dickinson employs the use of personification, purposeful capitalization, and enjambment in her stanzas. The poem’s central themes follow the ideas of mortality in juxtaposition with immortality, as well as…
Leave a CommentI think it would be a little out of character for me if I wasn’t totally upfront with the fellow seniors reading my blog. I could NOT tell you a single academic thing I learned this semester. Okay, maybe…
2 CommentsAlright, folks – time for the season finale of our Semester One Blog Posts. It’s been a thrilling season with you all, despite the previous five episodes of questionable variety and quality – we’ve had our ups and downs, our…
3 CommentsI think by now the class of Ms. Hitzeman’s third period AP Lit have figured out that when I don’t really know what I’m doing for my blog posts, I just write love letters to inanimate objects in my life…
6 CommentsAuthor’s note: if I were someone who had a better idea of how poetry works, I’d be writing a poem to the Room 246 Keurig. As it stands, I am not someone who understands poetry when reading it, let alone…
2 CommentsIf you guessed that the title of this post is a play on To All the Boys I Loved Before, then you’ve hit the nail on the head (God, I hope I’m using that terminology correctly)! If I had the…
7 CommentsThere’s a lot of things that characterize third period for me. A list of such things goes as follows: Pretending like I’ve read The Great Gatsby Looking over at where Ella is sitting to my left/behind me depending on how…
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