Personal Project Report

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Welcome to a written report of my personal project. The subjects the report refers to are listed below:
- My Topic
- The Product I created
- My Area Of Interaction
- The Resources
- Techniques
- Challenges I faced
- Reflection
For my personal project I chose to make a booklet, with all my poems in it. Since I love writing poetry I thought it would be interesting to make a book of it. The book is entitled “Expressing Yourself through Poetry”. Poems can be funny, scary, silly or sad so I decided to write inspirational poems and something that anyone of any age can relate to I’ve decided to write a mixture of sad, happy and inspiring poems. Poems are a great way to escape from reality and enter the world of imagination. It helps you express yourself in a way that you have never experienced before. It helps you understand and learn more about yourself. Poems are like a diary it’s where you pour out all your feelings in and no one judges you. It helps you understand the world better. Poems are a way to express and portray yourself.
As it was mentioned above I made a booklet with all my poems in it is already published. The booklet contains a lot of poems which relates to people in all sort of ways. The book has a cover page with a picture which is taken from the web I have added a bibliography for the pictures in my process journal as well as at the end of the report paper. The design of the book is mostly black and white since it is a mix of sad and happy poems. Black is part of the sad poems and White is part of the happy poems. I wanted to make the booklet decorated according to the poetry written in it.
My Area of Interaction is Human Ingenuity. I wanted to improve my skills in poetry and learn more about famous poets and inspi...

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... life that I have explained in my poems in that way that you can relate to. I personally think that my poems are really inspiring and I want other people to read them when they are feeling down and get carried away by them. I truly like writing poems because for me that is the only way to escape from reality and enter the world of imagination. I chose this subject as my Personal Project because I thought it related to me the most. To be honest I have faced certain difficulties when I wanted to change my topic but I kept it because the first time you choose something you know it was chosen for a reason and that was what you wanted to do. Even though a lot of challenges might bring you down always remember that you made the choice to keep it because you knew you had the strength to handle it and there was something about it that you have always been interested about.

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