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my_october January 13 2007, 13:31:26 UTC
Isn't poetry doing what you want?

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that's what i thought! elementulie January 13 2007, 14:37:34 UTC
two things i can see happening:
1. me asking questions in a convicting and frustrated tone about this stupid guideline
2. write whatever the fuck i want and if i get a bad grade, i'll show it to my literary analysis prof who seems really cool and i think is awesome and is making my lit class about poetry.

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Re: that's what i thought! narfna January 13 2007, 17:26:10 UTC
1. who is your lit analylis prof? who 's your 209 ta?
2. this is why i hated 209
3. Avoid extreme sentimentality. The poem you write should not read like a diary, although you can, of course, use your journal-writing as fodder. Emotions most definitely have their place in a poem, but over-sentimentality comes off as clichéd, overdramatic--thus emotions must be harnessed by careful attention to language and craft.

This is what I had the biggest problem with, except my teacher called it being "melodramatic". Well, you know me, I'm a melodramatic person, and isn't your writing supposed to reflect your voice? WELL ISN'T IT!??!

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Re: that's what i thought! elementulie January 13 2007, 17:42:53 UTC
1. susan aiken, i think i love her. ta: rachel springer.
2. i might scream
3. she can just suck my butt

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Re: that's what i thought! narfna January 13 2007, 17:48:59 UTC
awwww susan aiken is married to professor carroll who is now retired, but he looks like a hobbit, and i had him for 380. my friend lauren has aiken for her senior proseminar and she loves her, too.

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Re: that's what i thought! elementulie January 13 2007, 23:46:40 UTC
she's such a happy, i'm excited; have you ever heard of my TA?

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