Palabras re-vueltas

Where I Come From

In our literature class we were asked to write a poem about the place where we live based on the poem of Elizabeth Brewster called "Where I Come From".

Adrogue

Where I come from

Smog is not a problem

Athough we can listen the hooting of  cars

Conquering the streets all day long.

We can see the sunlight

Heating our cheeks

But they stay pale

Staring at the screen

Where I come from

The spring flowers bleed an armonious smell

That caresses my heart

I feel comfortable

I feel free...

By: Ma. Agustina Turano, Clara Gomez Lombardi and Agustina Baibiene

The Tempest- Shakespeare

In the Literature class we are reading The Tempest by Shakespeare, and we had to act a little part which is Sycorax story.

 

Also we had to do some, Still Images to represent Scene 1 and 2.

A boatswain challengeing the authority, in this case, the King of Naples called Alonso, telling him to go back to the cabins.

The ladies saying "Farewell" to all their family because they are in the middle of a huge storm in a ship in the sea. 

The ladies jumping out from the ship while the nobility and the sailors are praying.

Prospero telling his daughter, Miranda, to be calm because nobody has been hurted.

Prospero telling their past to Miranda.

Prospero telling Miranda, how his brothe Antonio took his place and that the nobility helped him.

King Alonso is making a treat with Antonio.

The army entered to Milan and made Prosper and Little Miranda go out of the city.

Little Miranda and Prospero with the few elements Gonzalo put in the boat for them.