'Adrogué'

 Last week, in our Literature lesson, our teacher asked us to write a poem about the place where we come from, after reading the poem 'Where I Come From' by Elizabeth Brewster. Here is our poem:

'Adrogué'

 Fresh grass tickles,

 People idling, having fun

 Laughing as wind blows away their thoughts.

Trees shaking, leaves falling.

They welcome you, 

Round and round 

while dogs bark and bark,

 Day and night.

Down the Sun hides, 

 As birds fly and fly 

 Far, far and far

 Taking day's warmth, 

 Concealing day light, 

 As night traps you 

 under the stars.

Everything seems too perfect,

 so special as you,

as me,

us. 

Act1 Scene1

In Literature, we are working with a William shakespeare book, The Tempest. We readed Act1 Scene1 and we had taken some diferent photos about what is happening in this scene.

 This is the beggining of the story, when the challenge of authority happens. Mateo is the boastwain and roman is Ferdinand, the Naples king´s son. Ferdinand and order the boatswain to do something because the ship is about to sink, but the boastwain send him to shut up.

In this image, they are trying to save the peole which is in the ship. Sitting, women from the crew disperate.

 Hopeless women say farewell to their family. Behind people just pray god for helpB

 Women throgh themself to the sea.