Reflection: What did you learn today?

 Today, we learned about the poem called, “I’m Nobody! Who Are You?” by Emily Dickinson. The theme behind the poem is to be yourself and it’s okay to be different. In the poem, the word “nobody” is describing someone who is not normal/different. So, that means that people who are “somebody” are normal people.

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