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Arts & Humanities: Poetry: “Question: Is this poem offensive? (will only take 2 seconds to read)?” plus 3 more

Arts & Humanities: Poetry: “Question: Is this poem offensive? (will only take 2 seconds to read)?” plus 3 more


Question: Is this poem offensive? (will only take 2 seconds to read)?

Posted: 18 Aug 2014 04:00 PM PDT

This isnt meant to be serious- just funny but i dont want anybody to be upset from this

I really love summer.

I love, i love, i really love summer
but now it's ending so thats a bummer

I remember the bees in my camp bed
but camp has fled and the bees are dead

there;s nothing better then wadding in the pool
but when would we have time, when we're sitting in school?

Ahh! i love, i love, i really love the beach!
But it's almost september so i think ill drink some bleach.

My main question is if the last line is offensive.
Obviously i meant it as a joke but if you think you or somebody would be shocked and not in a funny way please just let me know becuase i want to post it. just give me your reaction Thanks!

(also, dont mean to be over ego-ing, but please dont copy and paste and claim it as your own) thanks

Question: Girls, if a guy classmate gave you this sonnet about friendship would you be friends with him?

Posted: 18 Aug 2014 01:52 PM PDT

Girls, if a guy classmate gave you this sonnet about friendship would you be friends with him?

Emily my sweet Emily my joy
I enjoy staring at you from afar (in class)
For you always stun me, never annoy
I'd forgive you for anything my star

Your gentle smile is a sight to see
It is rare, which adds to its fine splendor
And I delight in it, so hear my plea
I like thee so much, my heart goes tender

So please say yes to my quest for friendship
It would add fun, gentleness to my life
With it I can endure any hardship
And I'd help you out, with my advice fife

Thou art the most wonderful in the lands
Now sweaty red has come to my hard hands

Question: Can someone please help me with the poem, "On the sea" by John Keats?

Posted: 18 Aug 2014 12:23 PM PDT

I am struggling with this poem.

What do you think it is about.

The rhyme scheme that I generated was A,B,B,A,A,C,C. is this right?

Any additional thoughts on the poem would be appreciated.

Thanks

Question: A different take on joy... will you please read and comment?

Posted: 18 Aug 2014 11:14 AM PDT

A different take on joy... will you please read and comment?

These opportunities of joy
disallow me to refuse,
though, I believed my daft resolve
might lead me straight to you.
Alas, it never has, and
you are all but gone from view,
yet, happiness still calls-
Tell, what am I to do?

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