The idea of having this literacy journal was excellent, the fact that the student has the opportunity to show their amazing talents as a writer’s was just perfect Bronx Community and all the people that collaborated for this to happen needs an APPLAUSE, this book made me love writing even more, every single one of the writer’s that were able to put this work together did a marvelous job.
From the introduction with the memory of Kalief Brower to the poems and short stories all were well done, showing the writer's passion, love and the dedications. As I was reading the book I was getting more enthusiastic to finish completely, because every piece shows feelings, which is something that I considered important when it’s come to writing.
Most of the pieces definitely capture my attention, specially Déjà vu by Elisha Bouret, because I’m not considered …show more content…
The Poetry by Johnny Whiting “WE’RE ARE TOLD THAT MEN Don’t CRY” which shows the stereotype and prejudice in the society that tells Man is not supposed to cry. Therefore boys are growing up thinking that shows their feelings is wrong, they grows been emotion less, if a man cry is considered at abnormal behavior.
And also his poetry of The Struggles, Amazing!!!! I believe a lot people will related with this poetry shows how our struggles are in our mind, struggles are fears and every single person faces then in different ways , some people has the courage to stand up for what they want ,while others creates their own barrier due to fear to failed or be judged by others. Consequently, due to struggles people are sometimes losing opportunities in life basically for no
From the introduction with the memory of Kalief Brower to the poems and short stories all were well done, showing the writer's passion, love and the dedications. As I was reading the book I was getting more enthusiastic to finish completely, because every piece shows feelings, which is something that I considered important when it’s come to writing.
Most of the pieces definitely capture my attention, specially Déjà vu by Elisha Bouret, because I’m not considered …show more content…
The Poetry by Johnny Whiting “WE’RE ARE TOLD THAT MEN Don’t CRY” which shows the stereotype and prejudice in the society that tells Man is not supposed to cry. Therefore boys are growing up thinking that shows their feelings is wrong, they grows been emotion less, if a man cry is considered at abnormal behavior.
And also his poetry of The Struggles, Amazing!!!! I believe a lot people will related with this poetry shows how our struggles are in our mind, struggles are fears and every single person faces then in different ways , some people has the courage to stand up for what they want ,while others creates their own barrier due to fear to failed or be judged by others. Consequently, due to struggles people are sometimes losing opportunities in life basically for no