English 101
Red pen buzzing through and over her dream-laced stories, always. Are you sure about the use of ‘extra-ordinary’, here? (sp) exclaimed, exceptional. Later, when analyzing literature: Were you really enthused by ‘The Great Gatsby’? Re-read the ending; the text is enigmatic and poignant, not simply enthusing. Please see me. By college, she has learned to keep the excitement in, to crush it down underneath her ribcage like a secret present wrapped in crinkling brown paper. Sometimes when she moves, she hears it crunch, then panic-swallows it back into her stomach. This is a generic argument, Holly. Your opinion is missing.
Photo Credit: Victoria Benstead-Hume
Loved this evocative and memory
laden piece of a ghastly assault on the
literary spirit. An invitation to keep
toiling in the fields!
Love it.
Freshman year, my English Professor wrote, “See me” across the top of one of my composition.
(I did not!)
Love it.
Freshman year, my English Professor wrote, “See me” across one of my composition.
FYI – I did not!