I am nice and funny
I am nice and funny
I wonder my future is going to be great
I hear the ocean hitting the rocks
I see my self playing basketball
I want to be famous
I am funny and nice
I pretend I am A famous reseller
I feel my little brothers hair
I touch a Goliath's seat
I worry about my grandma
I cry about my grades
I am funny and nice
I under stand that were not rich
I say I will go great in school
I dream of being a famous reseller
I hope I get rich
Hi Cena! I really enjoyed reading your poem. I love how you used the repetition of the phrase “I am nice and funny”… that tells me you think those qualities are really important and you are proud of being nice and funny (as you should be). I was curious: What is a Goliath seat? I’ve never heard of that before. I’m happy to hear you say you will do great in school- I’m sure that’s true and I am looking forward to reading your blogs as you share with all of us what you are learning about!
Posted by: Kelly | October 10, 2006 at 03:19 PM
I really enjoyed reading your poem. It is interesting that you want to be famous. What do you want to be famous for...acting, writing, singing, serving, speaking or something else? I can tell that you are a good thinker by the good comments you make in class. Keep it up!
Posted by: Mrs. C | October 10, 2006 at 06:04 PM
Hey Cena, I think it's so important to realize goals for the future. I would make another poem that deals with that topic alone, your future goals. You could title it "I want to..." I also want to hear more about your dreams of being rich and a wrestler someday. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
Posted by: Ms. Best | October 11, 2006 at 09:49 AM
Hi Kelly how are you I hope great. I rember that you asked me about what A goliath seat it is A huge rolor coaster ride
Posted by: Cena | October 17, 2006 at 11:11 AM
Cena,After reflecting on your post, I decided that I wondered why you put"I hear the ocean hitting the rocks."? I enjoyed reading your "I am" poem. It was a very interesting.
Posted by: Mary | October 24, 2006 at 11:03 AM