Emily Dickinson

That I Did Always Love

That I did always love,  
I bring thee proof:  
That till I loved  
I did not love enough.  
   
That I shall love alway,        
I offer thee  
That love is life,  
And life hath immortality.  
   
This, dost thou doubt, sweet?  
Then have I          
Nothing to show  
But Calvary. 

Mythology Connections

Be careful who you ask for help because they might make you suffer even more. Glaucus and Scylla, the story of a sea-god who fell in love with a nymph named Scylla, but she rejected him and he went to find help. He went to Circe, a enchantress and begged for a love potion, but instead she fell in love with him and poisoned Scylla. By him going to ask for a poison for love is a mistake,he's trying to take the easy way out and at the end Scylla turned into a monster of destruction.

Circe will try to get whatever she wants even if it involves death of others. In the series of Gemma Doyle, her mother lived a double life and wasn't discovered until her death. Gemma found out that her mother was part of the order, a group of sorceress and Circe was the enemy trying to gain the magic of the realms, through Gemma's adventure in the Spence Academy she found out the cause of her mothers' death, Circe. Gemma struggled with the lost of her mom, but that gave her strength to put a stop to Circe; only the ones worthy of shall win the battle and gain power.

My favorite movie

My favorite movie would have to be Tangled. It's basically about a princess named Rapunzel who's locked in a tower by her "mother". Instead of it being a regular story it's quite ironic Rapunzel is actually brave & adventurous, not the typical princess. Her hair is magical and it glows as she sings, her supposedly "mother"  used her hair to remain young. My favorite character in the movie is her pet pascal,I'm not sure but i think he's some sort of  amphibian and he makes hilarious face expressions throughout the movie. I enjoyed the movie as well as other children under the age of 10, but I highly recommend it!