Why it is important to study black holes (my opinion)

I personally think that the study of black holes is nessesary because that way we would know more about the galaxies outside of the earth.

I think that when scientists study black holes, they might find a way to know what place the enormous, gravatational, gap in space leads to.

This is a question that I’m also curious about, like, how is the land like in the hole, what is in it? etc.

So I really think that astronomers should study black holes and know more about it so that we could get more ideas about these huge holes.

What I think of MLK’s speech

Martin Luther King Jr. ‘s speech was about slavery and how he belives that one day, white and black boys and girls will become good friends and that, they will sit, walk, and do stuff together.

He also says that he believes that one day Mississipi, a state with a heart of injustice, will one day be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.

I think that MLK really wants his nation to be treated equally among all the kinds of people in the world. He is also concerned about how an American, signed the Emancipation Proclamation, five score years ago, which I think is proclaiming freedom for slaves. A hundred years later, the slaves still, have not been released from captivity, racism, and discrimination.

So, I think that in the future, no matter what skin colour you are, we all, should be treated equally.

A poem based on “The Moustache” by Robert Cormier

Mike grew a decent moustache,

his sister didn’t like it,

she gave him an electric razor for Christmas,

he didn’t bother to use it.

He’d learned to like the moustache, bit by bit,

he kept it, until he got his sister to admit,

“Well, at least you combed it.” she said,

Mike, didn’t listen, so he sighed instead.

His mom persuaded him to visit his grandma,

and he said ” absolutely, I can not.”

“The smell of the nursing home is similar to hospitals and the sight of blood makes me feel faint.”

He ended up going, as guilty as ever,

he hadn’t gone in a long time, and it seemed forever.

His grandma welcomed him, in a manner he thought was spooky,

and the expresion on her face, was rather droopy.

She thought that Mike was her husband,

speaking what seemed like non-sense to Mike and asking for him to forgive her,

he thought that she was crazy, until he seemed to understand,

she seemed to be making a forgiveness demand,

So he said “I forgive you.” and turned away,

hoping that he didn’t have to stay.

When he got home he got out the razor,

and shaved off his moustache, without thinking much longer.

A poem based on “Miss Awful” by Arthur Cavenaugh

Roger was a kid in first grade,

and he thought that shool was a place to play,

he had a whimsical teacher,

with fun and cool ideas to feature.

One day when Miss Wilson was away,

he thought that the new teacher might be okay.

Miss Orville, or Miss “Awful” he called her,

wasn’t as pleasant as he thought she was.

She made them line up properly and practice marching too,

they can’t run, play or bring toys to school,

Roger wanted to play, but his toys got taken away, he thought the teacher was cruel.

A day after school, just before Miss Wilson was back,

when the substitute started to pack,

he went up to Miss Orville and spelt “castle” and “flower”,

to show that he had the power.

A poem based on “A Sound of Thunder”

Eckels went on a time safari to kill ancient animals in time,

some people might think that this opportunity is sublime.

The year was 2055, in fact it was the future,

the time machine went fast through the past,

Eckels and his two inexperienced companions were probably really scared,

until the fearful ride passed.

Their guide, Mr. Travis, warned they not to stray from the path,

or else they’ll have to feel his wrath.

The little group shot at a Tyrannasorus rex,

even though the planning was quite complex.

When they got back though, the setting was quite bizarre,

a lot of things were different, not what they expected them to be,

nothing was the same inside, not even a single flea!

While Eckels was cleaning his boots, he noticed something shiny,

it was a butterfly, so tender yet so tiny.

Travis was unhappy, because Eckles didn’t obey his order.

he raised his rifle and shot Eckels, in a single sound of thunder.

“The lady or the tiger” by Frank Stockton

I think that “The lady and the tiger” might be historical fiction because the “arena” in the story kind of relates to the Colosseum in Rome and buildings like this in like, Greece and other similar civilizations.

Some things that this arena in the story has in common with the Colosseum is that they both have doors, and seats for spectators. Things that they don’t have in common include, battling beasts and other people, and an elevator where tigers and lions are transported to a doorway where they can enter the arena.

Also at the end of the book, the author gave us a choice to choose if you think that the tiger came out the door that the man chose or the girl? I personally think that it’s the tiger because in the book it said that she thought “Would it not be better for him to die at once, and go to wait for her in the blessed regions of semi-barbaric futurity?” and I thought that she couldn’t bear to see her lover marry another woman, it also said that “Her decision had been indicated in an instant, but it had been made after days and nights of anguished deliberation. She had known she would be asked, she had decided what she would answer, and, without the slightest hesitation, she had moved her hand to the right.”

In the book it also said that the girl that was inside one of the doors was a person that she hated. So I came to two conclusions : 1. She doesn’t want the person she loved to marry a person she hated. 2. She probably thought that killing him maybe was the best solution to this problem because even if he did choose the right door, he would probably live the rest of his days with a bad reputation.

Therefore, I think that the princess chose the tiger.

Mozart, a famous composer

Mozart is a very famous person and is mostly known for his sonatas, solo piano pieces, concertos, operas, and symphonies.

In his lifetime, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was recognized as a prodigy. When he was about 4 or 5 years old, Mozart succeeded in teaching himself how to play the violin and even composing a few simple songs. Even I have played quite a few of his pieces.

Mozart’s father was Leopold, who played in an orchestra. After observing Mozart’s talents, Leopold took his family on tours of France, Germany , and England, stopping along the way to perform for bystanders.

I personally think that Mozart had bad traits because I would consider him as a person who doesn’t keep his promises and a person who is self-centered and proud.

I think he is self centered and proud because he likes to live a luxurious life and thinks low of people. I think that he moved eleven times just because he didn’t like the house, he also looked down on his teacher, Josef Hadyn, just because he thinks that he’s more talented.

I also think that he’s a reneger because in order to live a luxurious life, you need money. Mozart didn’t have the money so he borrowed it from his friends, promising to return it. After his death, the debts were still not payed and he had a whole lot of debts and not just one or two.

Overall, Mozart’s life was somewhat fascinating and I enjoyed reading the really short non-fiction article.

A poem based on the Coronavirus pandemic

Schools closed, and remote work became the norm,

restaurants shuttered and patients swarmed,

and everyone complains ” Why did this sickness form?”.

Clearly, the pandemic has had a devastating effect on mental health,

People should be more careful, and not for the sake of wealth.

Yet, some people are suffering more than others,

just think of all the sad and worried mothers!

Coronavirus is breaking out all around the earth,

so you should stay home and hold on to your dear life because you’re not going to get a rebirth.

A poem based on “A Rose for Miss Emily” by William Faulkner

Miss Emily died, alone and friendless,

after a life that seemed hollow and endless.

Now she lays in the cemetery graves,

with Union and Confederate soldiers from Civil war days.

She had been a tradition, a duty, a care, a hereditary obligation,

before this whole situation.

She was a small, fat woman in black, with a thin gold chain descending to her waist,

her voice was hard cold and dry, not a bit of sympathy to be traced.

This is really what happened, there really

and that’s it for the poem, based on “A Rose for Miss Emily.

Dee, a character in “Everyday use”

I think that Dee is a character who is selfish because she thinks highly of herself and kinda looks down on her mother and sister.

I think that even though she’s educated and her family members are not, doesn’t mean she can think that she’s better than them.

I think she should be sorry that she thought lowly of her family because who brought her up? Who took care of her? And now she was standing there and thinking that her mother and sister were two random people who didn’t get an education.

In my opinion, Dee’s traits are, selfishness and unsatisfied, because here it says: “And Dee, I see her standing off under the sweet gum tree she used to dig gum out of; a look of concentration on her face as she
watched the last dingy gray board of the house fall in toward the red, hot brick chimney. Why don’t you do a
dance around the ashes? I’d wanted to ask her. She had hated the house that much.”

I think that Dee still wasn’t satisfied even after they moved to a new house.

Overall I think Dee, on a scale from one to ten, she would be a five because she is kind of a in-between person, because even though she looks down on her mom and sister, at least she is still kind to them, like what a daughter and sister should do.

Even though she’s not perfect.