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Sebas. Melmoth, I came to this thread with the intention of posting the exact same poem:). I find Annabel Lee to be to thoroughly enthralling: except from the wondrous use of language, with flows so...

Franz Kafka is overrated. I really don't find any enlightenment in all the angst and darkness he transmits and he is so unlike many other, actually hopeful, existentialists.

The Reader. I have ambiguous feelings about it. It was quite interesting as a storyline and I liked the psychological impact, but it was much more slow than it should have been and many of its...

Note to Self: Stop eating chocolate.

*Mmmmm... Chocolate...*

Note to Self: Get working on those math problems!

*off to bed*

I miss him! I miss him so very, very much! I miss his hugs!

Tomorrow I will...

- make a presentation I've been working on the whole weekend in front of the school board
- do well in Physics
- make up my mind on retaking or not that test
- finish reading...

Missing someone very, very much...

Me & Mr. Jones - Amy Winehouse

I don't know if the question has been raised before, but is humanity actually united?...

Violin Concerto No.1, in G Minor, Op.26, Adagio - Bruch

Anxious! And I haven't started applying for college yet!

Oh, I have cried over quite a few touching books but the first one I remember that made me shed tears all over my night gown is "The Orange Girl" by Jostein Gaarder.

I have no words for that. Just tears...

ball :D

In a swimming pool, I met the most interesting of people.

He told me that_________________________.

Exactly my point:). If there is true "proto-racist" literature, let's start earlier than Conrad. I found "The Merchant of Venice" simply racist. I understand that it was the time and the general...

Doesn't it depend where you live? I mean, you can pretty much subscribe to anything but it would take ages for you to recieve your magazine if you live somewhere far from the country of origin or if...

I don't remember the books extremely well, but I think that the ring was destroyable only from the fire that created it. If it was created there... And Frodo... Well, I think the implication is that...

I am sorry, I did not mean no style in that sense.I acknowledge that literary it is a very good piece of prose, although I don't enjoy it even in that sense. Pardon me if my conception of style...

I did not like "Madame Bovary". I do get the point and I understand her, I can see where all her problems come from, how the situation evolves and why for the given conditions there is no other...

Why did he have guts? Orwell lived in a free society, he spoke of another reality which did not affect his life personally. Of course he is a great man for thinking of it, for putting it down on...

I didn't like the book. I don't remeber it very well, since it's been a long time since I read it but I remember the feelings it left me with afterwards. Not pleasant at all. Not because of the scary...

This thread moves fast:p! And I was actually thinking more of a second grader at a strict catholic elementary school:D.

Odysseus Johnson, I don't care if it takes you twenty years to finish that...

Amazingly sunny, amazingly hot. There are some clouds in the distance though, but that doesn't stop the city from being a sauna.