*SOB*

[stoopbeck]

Gah.

So somehow this has become the worst day ever, and it's just the first day of the worst week ever. Stupid Spanish tests, and asthma, and workshops, and bad food, and the overwhelming tiredness, and the blurry vision, and the ever-present sniffles, and the last minute notices, and the upcoming Women's Lit test, and the upcoming Nonfiction paper, and the weather, and laundry, and the ants, and expectations, and.... and... gah.

For anyone who knows anything about poetry: Why is having abstract ideas in a poem a bad thing? No one can explain this to me satisfactorily.

And now I've got to go into my corner and wibble a bit.

Comments

[jzeiggy.livejournal.com]

Why is having abstract ideas in a poem a bad thing?
abstract ideas can be a bad thing if you don't want others to interpret your poetry in a way other than in which you meant it to be interpreted. Of course, if you've ever been in a lit class you know that people tend to over-analyze even the most simple poems, b/c as we all know, there is no way that someone would actually write a poem simply for the pleasure of it w/o the intent of any deep, underlying meanings... :) there's one thought. I hope your day gets better!!! Maybe if you went to Chappy's with us, the fun would help. ;) feel better soon! *hugs*

[ewanspotter.livejournal.com]

Lo siento. :(

[thelasttoknow03.livejournal.com]

Aww! I feel bad now. I just spent the last fifteen minutes ranting about my "stalker" and didn't even know how stressed you were! You're such a good friend...

[stoopbeck.livejournal.com]

Aww, don't worry about it! That doll making thingy was a great stress reliever, so by the time we were talking, I wasn't nearly as wibbley as I was when I posted this.

Aww, you're a good friend too! :D

[stoopbeck.livejournal.com]

Muchas gracias. :]