I don't honestly have that much to report. I feel like a fucking idiot because I woke up super early this morning to write a paper for my public speaking class...only to find out that on one of the days I decided to skip, he announced that he had pushed the due date back to sometime in November. GAH! My brain imploded at that moment. Anyway, at least it's done.
However, I've moved on to start completely stressing out about the upcoming poetry assignments for my creative writing class. The thing is, I know I'm a good writer (not to toot my own horn or anything.) I'm just so intimidated by my professor. I mean, she's the real deal. She's a poet. If I don't have her validation, what could I ever want to live for? I'm so scared of showing my poetry to her because I know it's not good enough. But I want her to be impressed by me...
However, I've moved on to start completely stressing out about the upcoming poetry assignments for my creative writing class. The thing is, I know I'm a good writer (not to toot my own horn or anything.) I'm just so intimidated by my professor. I mean, she's the real deal. She's a poet. If I don't have her validation, what could I ever want to live for? I'm so scared of showing my poetry to her because I know it's not good enough. But I want her to be impressed by me...
lordwarlord:
Not to sound to harsh, and it is nice to get the apoveral of your peers and predecessors but at the same time grow some balls. Just because she is a poet doesn't mean that she wrote the book about on it. So what if she does not like your work, poetry is alot like different asortment cuasines. You may be very much into food and trying different cuasines but it is almost imposible for any one person to enjoy very single dish out there. So dont think for a second that you are a failure if your poetry is not her taste. Yet on the other hand she may not like it just because it is bad, let's hope that is not the case. 