I Hate Logic; Just Go with the Flow

Okay, so in all my fantastic boredom in my newspaper class, I was searching the web and found this amazing quote.

To live is like to love--all reason is against it, and all healthy instinct for it.
Samuel Butler

Think about it. Living, like love, you don't want to go through it. You are afraid of the heartache, pain, tears. Yet, against all of your common sense, you want it and need it to survive. You want to be loved. You want to live. You want to give it all and get it all.

Notice the word: healthy. Meaning, if you went through life without any living or love, you probably wouldn't turn out alright. Sorry, I'm just mainly babbling now, but I just wanted to give you a glimpse into my complicated mind.

Ummm... I hate titles?

Yeah, I hate school. I'm pretty sure every kid in the U.S. does by now. With less than 20 days of school left, I don't know if my attention span can wait any longer. Oh boring... Well I wrote a poem thingy for my research paper in creative writing, but I still think it applies to me. It's exaggerated, but just go with it.

Personal matters never get in the way.
Exceptionally adequate in all that they do.
Realistic ways guide every decision.
Fathomable ways are never unnoticed.
Efforts are always enough.
Convinced that all the world is ideal.
Tell no one I’m not even close to being perfect.


Poems, poems, poems. We are actually writing poems in English. Fun huh? It's what all English classes do at the end of the year, because they are easy to grade. It's a matter of personal opinion. If you do it, you get the credit. All assignments should be that way... well ttfn!