During our first session, we completed an analysis of Keat's "Ode to a Grecian Urn". We examined the use of imagery in each stanza and identified the poet's awe and deep emotional response to the art on the urn . We then discussed and interpreted the famous last lines, "Beauty is truth, truth beauty-that is all you know on earth," by exploring what Keats means by " truth" in this poem. During our second session, we worked on essay writing by reviewing and discussing Nina's essay comparing three poems' perspective on mortality. I provided instruction on how to eliminate superfluous words and weak intransitive verbs. We further studied how better to explain and incorporate textual support so that the essay's argument remains cohesive and flows.