After reading “Out, Out—” by Robert Frost, reflect on a time when you faced a dangerous or high-pressure situation that demanded your complete focus. What made the situation risky, and how did your concentration affect the outcome?

 After reading “Out, Out—” by Robert Frost, reflect on a time when you faced a dangerous or high-pressure situation that demanded your complete focus. What made the situation risky, and how did your concentration affect the outcome?

Prompt repsonse: One time after school, I was driving in a thunderstorm. The roads were slick, and i could barley see anything. I look back on the necessary risk that I took and I realized i took a lot of precautions even though my car has good traction and wouldn't hydroplane.

summary:we worked on a poem

reflection: risk is something we can encounter on our day to day lives.  

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