Reading Journal 8 Joe Byun

For my midterm, I do a close reading of a song to discuss how as a medium it captures the experience of a queer individual from the experiences of their social life and difficulties to express. For me, in this essay, the strengths I had were my ability to discuss how the song implicates a sense… Continue reading Reading Journal 8 Joe Byun

Reading Journal 5- Grace Li

https://poets.org/2021-vii/?fbclid=PAAaYop561EtwJiZc1zrhRR1re4mgo6-j8RM173Q6WhXXQktCanbBmPUbvDWo I have chosen the poem “vii” by Matthew Buxton as the text for my close reading which I linked above. This text is meaningful to me because not only is it written by a friend of mine, but its religious imagery speaks to me as I myself identify as Christian while my friend identifies… Continue reading Reading Journal 5- Grace Li

Journal Prompt 7 Joe Byun

For this last weekend, I rarely experience some time to myself and haven’t explored much of Georgia as well, so this walk in Stone Mountain Park was a treat. The view of the landscape reminded me of the time I would go on vacation to see some tourist sites. It was oddly nostalgic in a… Continue reading Journal Prompt 7 Joe Byun

DQ 7

This week I have been trying to get more sleep. I went to bed by nine pm last night and it was nice. I would to continue to prioritize this aspect of my health. I feel like at an institution like Emory, one which is very competitive and sleepless, it is important to remember how… Continue reading DQ 7

Reading Journal – 6

A metaphor is the comparison of two concepts that are objectively unrelated to each other but in context of a larger work can in fact be related and thus make the writing richer. Metaphors make the narrative being told more interesting because they are ambiguity creates many possible interpretations, and each interpretation can change how… Continue reading Reading Journal – 6