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This sonnet corresponds to the theme of freedom due to the speaker liberation from the captivity that her father had on not only her but her family as well.

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Emily Dickinson - "I Felt a Funeral, in My Brain"

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Emily Dickinson - "I Felt a Funeral, in My Brain"

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The ballad poem connects with the theme of freedom because the speaker wants to find peace in her brain after being unconscious to her senses for such a long period.

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“I heard a Fly buzz-when i died” by Emily Dickinson

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“I heard a Fly buzz-when i died” by Emily Dickinson

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Couldnt change the thumbnail, cant post bloopers.🧎‍♂️

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This poem addresses the racism by symbolizing two birds, the free bird for white individuals and the caged bird as African Americans. Then, Angelou demonstrates the different lives that the two bird experience in order to help create a change.

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This poem stands not to parise war unlike what the title translates “sweet and becoming”, but instead as a contradictory statement of the common perceptions that dying for one’s country is sweet and glorious.

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This poem brings awareness to the horrible reality of marriage for the wife in the 17th-18th century. Chudleigh, the poet, advises women not to get married in order to keep their wisdom, pride, and freedom.

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Honestly one of the toughest projects ive done so far! Dudley Randall apeals to the audience pathologically in one of the most notorious responses to the Civil rights movement in his "Ballad of Birmingham." I felt it was appropriate to use a black and white filter because the poem was written in 1963, the same year that Martin Luther's "I Have A Dream" speech was orally presented and was recorded in black and white standard. The theme relates to the category of freedom because Dudley advocated Alabama's efforts towards removing segregation and granting Civil liberties to people of color.

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Performance by Joshua Huizar. Thank you for enjoying please leave me a good rating.

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by Ashley Navarro

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Performance by Ana Zavala
Thank you for listening have a nice rest of your day !

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Performance by Adriana Guzman. I tried my best I hope you guys enjoy! Dog was a paid actor;)

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(EDIT: This poem falls under “The Mysterious” category, but because of internet issues, I had to submit the video from my phone and it would only let me do it in the strength category)
I liked sirens for years now so I instantly gravitated towards this poem; especially when
I uncovered the themes in it such as isolation, femininity, and how men are easily deceived - Cassandra Marquez

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci by Jocely Osorio & Brandon Ruiz

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci by Jocely Osorio & Brandon Ruiz

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La Belle Dame Sans Merci ~ Jocely Osorio & Brandon Ruiz

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Because I could not stop for Death~Emily Dickinson

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Because I could not stop for Death~Emily Dickinson

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"Because I could not stop for Death" falls in the mysterious category because Dickinson suggests that there are many unknowns about death. Her poem has a very deep meaning, and is one of the best poems I have ever read. Hope you enjoy!

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Shall I compare thee to a summer's day by William Shakespeare (Sonnet 18)

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Shall I compare thee to a summer's day by William Shakespeare (Sonnet 18)

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Created by Betsy Benitez. Enjoy!