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01/12

 Hey blog today In class we went over Martin Luther King Jr "I Have A Dream" speech. While we were  reading and listening to the speech we found many different rhetorical devices. The first one we pointed out was a hyperbole. Then we identified an allusion that was about Abraham Lincoln. After writing a few of them I fell asleep. I was so tired and I knew I had to go to work so I just went to sleep.

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