In “Heart, We Will Forget Him!” by Emily Dickinson, the speaker shows a conflict between what we think and what we feel. Describe a time when your heart and your mind seemed to want two different things. Which one did you listen to, and why?

 A time when my heart and mind wanted different things is when I was trying to get over someone I had loved. My mind was trying to get over her but my heart didn't want to because I liked the attention of her. It felt nice to be loved by someone back and I missed that feeling so much. That's why my heart was struggling but I tried for my mind to push forward. To forget that it happened and move on.

Today in class we started working on our heart drawing and labeling assignment.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

In “Her Sweet Weight on My Heart a Night” by Emily Dickinson, the speaker describes the emotional weight another person can have on us. Think about someone who has left a lasting impact on your life. In what ways do you still carry that person with you?

Imagine someone could learn about you only by looking through your trash can. What three items might they find in your trash today, and what would each item reveal about your personality, habits, interests, or life right now?

What is the most creative thing you have ever made? Share what it was and explain why it stands out as your best work.