“Im nobody” presentations , August 23rd blog

 Today we did presentations on our “I’m nobody” group projects. We discussed the meanings of the message behind the poem. We also discussed the tone of the poem and societal norms. How certain people don’t follow societal norms in peruse to be themselves. Such as being a “nobody” is acceptable to them speaker of the poem. We talked about what it meant for the people to try to hide and fit in with society instead of coming out and being their selves. 

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