•Compose a 4-5 page narrative essay on one of the following topics (choose one of the choices listed below).•Compose a 4-5 page narrative essay on one of the following topics (choose one of the choices listed below).

•Compose a 4-5 page narrative essay on one of the following topics (choose one of the
choices listed below).
•Include a few quotes from the essay from Open Questions in this unit that gave you
inspiration for your narrative paper. Quotes should include the page number and the
author, if not obvious, in the parenthetical citation: for example, (Hughes 44).

Choice #1: In “Theme for English B” (42), Langston Hughes talks in his second stanza
about the places he has been “Winston-Salem/. . .Durham. . ./ this college on a hill above
Harlem” (42). He pinpoints specific streets and buildings. Consider Hughes’ first stanza:
The instructor said:
Go home and write
a page tonight.
And let that page come out of you—
Then, it will be true. (44)
Places can be related to specific experiences and background. Reflecting on Hughes’
poem, consider how a certain place (whether a room, a town, or a country) influenced
who you are. How have you, as an individual, learned from or gone beyond this place?
How has your experience gone against generalizations or stereotypes about this place?
Choosing some specific aspect of the place that you can address fully in this short paper,
both describe the place in vivid detail and critically analyze your relation to the place.

•Write a narrative essay about your experience, addressing this topic. Include a few
quotes from the essay from Open Questions in this unit that gave you inspiration for your
narrative paper. Quotes should include the page number and the author, if not obvious, in
the parenthetical citation: for example, (Hughes 44).

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