Hello, I’m from the drama group. Yes, the group that pretty much got the pity
award at the end of the “write an abbreviated sonnet in ten minutes”
exercise. We had wanted to do a response to the Beastie Boys' Sabotage music video that
we watched in class, but it just didn't work out. So in an effort both to redeem our group and to update my
personal learning plan, I’m going to do a variation on this sonnet. (I’ve always struggled with writing out my personal learning plan on the blog because I can’t imagine how it would
be interesting to anyone aside from Dr. Burton and myself. But maybe with an entertaining poetic form, you’ll forgive me for the more
personal content.)
It’s quite like nothing that I’ve ever seen.
Whose voice, what words, which form hath made it rise?
And what the deuce does “PENtaMEEter” mean?
I’ve set about to learn such things and more.
I’ll comb through Poe and Frost and William Blake.
Romances, odes, and epics, I’ll explore.
With literary critics, I’ll debate.
So’s not to sabotage my precious plan.
This post took me twenty minutes instead of ten, but I hope you won't hold it against me.
That was entertaining! And in only 20 minutes, I am impressed. Good luck with the "young man" part--they can be very distracting!
ReplyDeleteUm, THAT WAS AMAZING DANIELLE! You are so cool, and that poem was awesome.
ReplyDeleteHaha I laughed at the what the deuce part. Worthy response to sabotage.
ReplyDeleteGood job! I hereby declare your group redeemed. (Not that you amazing guys needed it, anyway.)
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