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Life Lessons in English Class
March 10, 2021
Romeo and his Juliet: a story told throughout time.
Students scoff. “Irrelevant. Who cares about love and a cruel world?”
Queer kids watch. They all understand why Shakespeare’s play is still taught.
© Oliver L., Hartland, Wisconsin
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Written for my sijo unit in Creative Writing, I wanted to highlight the connection I felt when I read Romeo and Juliet for the first time.