In "The Lamb" and "The Tyger", both poems suggest that beauty and danger can come from the same source. Describe a time when something or someone you admired also scared or challenged you. How did that experience change the way you see the world or the idea of “goodness”?

 Prompt Response: There was a time I admired my older cousin because they were so confident and smart. But sometimes they could really be strict and expect a lot from me, which was scary and stressful at the same time. At first, I thought people who seemed to be good were always nice and easy to be around, but this taught me that even people whom we look up to can be challenging. I realized goodness doesn't always mean perfect, it can mean being mean and keeping ushing you to be better.

Summary: Today in class, we started on our one-pager.

Reflection: I loved learning the meaning of both poems we have read and the creation of Gods' work.

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