i finally found an ode for my paper, and so i feel very confident in my ability to pull this paper off before tomorrow...it is an intriguing one too which helps, and so i will be able to blather on about it and probably pull off some good paper material. it fights the idea of ode in just the way i found interesting, and i have access to an audio reading of the piece by the poet[Ode to Meaning by Robert Pinsky] and extra insight as to the meaning of the piece and such...i'm a bit excited and wish i had found the poem earlier...i might have actually written the paper already i would've been so excited by what the poem does, even if it wasn't his exercise in writing the poem to fight the tendencies of odes in one of the more difficult senses of what an ode does, calling to something, without it actually becming present by writing the poem...it could be argued as i see it either way, that the poem does or doesn't bring meaning by the end of the poem...or does the poem, in the manner it brings meaning still not really bring the sort of meaning which would make the poem not an ode...this is what i will have to decide as i figure out which side i would like to argue, and which will be more interesting or correct even...i always forget the factor of being "right' when i write papers and go for the more interesting argument even if i know it might be slightly flawed...because, well...who wants to write a boring, predictable paper? ok...maybe it is time to actually work on it...at least start preparing a strategy for tacling the poem...
i finally found an ode for my paper, and so i feel very confident in my ability to pull this paper off before tomorrow...it is an intriguing one too which helps, and so i will be able to blather on about it and probably pull off some good paper material. it fights the idea of ode in just the way i found interesting, and i have access to an audio reading of the piece by the poet[Ode to Meaning by Robert Pinsky] and extra insight as to the meaning of the piece and such...i'm a bit excited and wish i had found the poem earlier...i might have actually written the paper already i would've been so excited by what the poem does, even if it wasn't his exercise in writing the poem to fight the tendencies of odes in one of the more difficult senses of what an ode does, calling to something, without it actually becming present by writing the poem...it could be argued as i see it either way, that the poem does or doesn't bring meaning by the end of the poem...or does the poem, in the manner it brings meaning still not really bring the sort of meaning which would make the poem not an ode...this is what i will have to decide as i figure out which side i would like to argue, and which will be more interesting or correct even...i always forget the factor of being "right' when i write papers and go for the more interesting argument even if i know it might be slightly flawed...because, well...who wants to write a boring, predictable paper? ok...maybe it is time to actually work on it...at least start preparing a strategy for tacling the poem...
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It's been almost 15 years
I never posted a ten year retrospective, and FIFTEEN is approaching. I feel like I've talked and thought more about LJ in the past year than I did in…
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Prepost apology: I still haven't written that 10 year state of livejournal that I promised back on my 10th LJ anniversary. I am still thinking about…
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Synchronicity
I just found that a new friend was a livejournal user and happened upon the realization that this, almost exactly, is my ten year anniversary. I…
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