Refusal Poem By Maya Angelou

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The poem that I chose was Refusal by Maya Angelou. This poem reminds me of “ The Space Between Us”. In this movie this boy meets a girl but he can’t be with her because they live in two different world. He is really in love with her and he is exactly what she needs because she doesn't have a a family and she is living with a foster dad and he treats her really bad. Then one day he came to earth risking everything just to see her because he loved her so much. This poem is really sweet for example line 7 says that they adores everything about them. Just like the movie he loves her so much but they can’t be together because they are from two different world literally. But he comes down to earth just to see her and he risks

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