This poem is about who I am as a person, someone who feels things deeply and can be both strong and sensitive at the same time. It shows how I sometimes feel misunderstood, struggle with my emotions, and question myself, but also how I have faith and keep going.

The purpose of the poem was to express feelings I do not always say out loud. While writing it, I thought about my experiences and how they have shaped me. I learned that I do not have to change who I am, just learn how to handle my emotions better. I am still a storm, but now I have more control.

For my White Blood Cell Poster project, I explained the different types of white blood cells and how they work together to protect the body from infections. I included all nine cells and grouped them into granulocytes, agranulocytes, and lymphocytes. For each one, I explained its function, role in the immune system, and what makes it unique.

I organized my project so it was easy to follow by clearly labeling each cell and keeping the information structured so it can be understood and compared.

For the creative part, I made my project into a chain. On each ring, I put pictures of the different white blood cells, and on the chain itself, I wrote the information about each one. This shows how all the white blood cells are connected and work together as a team to protect the body.

Overall, this project helped me better understand how the immune system works and how important each white blood cell is in keeping us healthy.