So where do I start? Oh yes, the bell rang as my friends and I heard it and were going off in our different directions leaving one another, today I wasn't going to Japanese. Instead I was off with my close friend Lorelei to the auditorium which I had no idea was about. As we got there we met up with everyone we knew blah blah blah.
SKIP TO THE GOOD PART... I was sitting there, front row watching someone on stage peacefully playing the flute and boy was he good at it. In reality it turned out he was into poetry, and played the flute and guitar which he pronounced Gee-Tar! Anyways he was playing the flute stopped and whispered and continued playing it. Next minute he shouts and it scared the goosebumps outta me. He was clear when he spoke and very passionate in which he does. He read his poetry out with much courage as if his life depended on it. He even made a made up word/noise which meant "the gas which killed the children" or something along those lines. That one was my favourite poem out of the other 4-5 he read out.
After all of that so period 2 we went to E1 (classroom) and got our books out as the same guy came in and taught us and told us to write "Writing Makes You Strong" (Writing Makes You Strong) which were in those colours. A while later he put words on the board (he wrote 11) and I can't remember what they were but whatever we first thought of when he wrote them we would write down the first word that came to mind. My eleven words are; Point, Flowing, Basketballers, Guns, Rap, Cloudy, NBA, Kindness, Thunder, Roses and Lakers. Soon we had to put all those words into a poem and mine turned out like this...
My Poem
At that point the basketballers were getting annoyed with the ref. Thunder and The Lakers were the two NBA teams flowing down the court. The rap music was as loud as guns going off as for outside it was cloudy. People had roses to give the winning team which was a act of kindness.
(Finished One and Edited)
When we had done we had to go and edit it and make sure the words that don't have to be there are gone. I had a great team and was cool the learn that creativity really doesn't have an end!
