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"I Too" poem

Today we read a poem by Langston Hughes in which the speaker reflects on their place in society. After reading the poem, I learned that it is wrong to make false accusations about others. Getting to know someone can reveal much about a person and provide a better understanding of their cultural background. I liked this lesson because the poem can be interpreted in various ways by different people, including yourself. As we read the poem, I struggled to determine symbolism the speaker used. Today I feel great! Although I am still adjusting to the teaching style of my new orchestra teacher, I am learning several new pieces for an upcoming event. After this period, I have to stay after school for marching band practice, even though I don't really want to go.

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