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i have three sets of keys in my pocket. i wish it was for a better reason, though. i've got my dad's van keys (to get the parking permit), my brother's car keys (i get to borrow it this weekend, full tank for once) and my house keys.

i still wish it was a different set of keys for like... my different lovers' homes. or something. ugh.

turned in my paper on time. definitely wanted his reply back to it, but didn't feel like springing for an envelope and 59 cent stamp. or whatever. maybe i'll ask if he can email me my grade on it. i'd like to know that much, you know?

school needs to be over.

Analytical Paper 1 (Imagist Poetry)

Images, Robert Hass and A Decade, Amy Lowell—An Analysis
February 3, 2009

( cut here for intense little paper on Imagist poetry )

Analytical Paper 2 (Long Poetry and War)

Walt Whitman v. T. S. Eliot, Views on War
March 2009

( cut here for too-short long paper on long poetry and war )

Analytical Paper 3 (Epics and Long Poetry)

Condensed Epics: The Evolution of Long (Epic) Poetry and the Attention Span
April 2009



We don’t have the attention span for long poetry.

"Meadowlands" is an epic for a generation conditioned for Attention Deficit Disorder.




( cut for a long paper, saying what's just been said )