This literary work, too, is something I wrote back in a high school english class, and fortunately got me an A. Lantis, you'll probably remember this one quite well - the great poem that was inspired by a just a few dates with the lovely Mil Wind from Thousand Arms.

Again, sorry to those who don't have Microsoft Word and may have wanted to read this.

Ah yes... that's the poem in which you got a 100%. And rightfully so...

But knowning how our highschool was, I pretty much am sure that if they knew if was after a video game, they'd be like, "OH NOES, he has mental issues!".

Stupid pirvate schools...

Anyway, Haven't read that in like... 5 years. Ah, memory lane.

heh... firstly, those without word should be able to open it in wordpad, or at least notepad. like myself.

^^ second.. well... i'm pretty impressed, actually. the second verse i found particularly good. really struck up an image in my head? and the last.

...

"Only the snow-winged angels with whom you shall soon reside among can
know for sure, is this not true?"

i can understand it getting 100%. i don't really know what to say except that i found it really, really impressive.

*shrug* sorry ^^; you just outdistanced my critical capacities, is all.

Thanks, Regal.

... But, I just wanted to make sure, since your praise sounded so serious, you did realize that this poem is quite a bit more on the facitious side, didn't you? It was, after all, nothing more than an inspiration received from a chance onscreen date with a girl from an RPG, ... and, I figured at the time, a seemingly easy idea for an A on an English assignment. ^_^

heh, yeah. ^_^

but all the same, i kinda think it deserved that A.

Haha! That was perfect for Mil! I can totally see why it got an A. Although..I kinda have to go with Emelia on this one.

Really good job though. I actually really like the first verse.
Miss Mil Wind – a marvelous creation of the God of the Heavens,
As all children of Him are born into life, and yet,
Also a beautiful female creature of mysterious origins;
A true walking mass of complexes is she.

I love that.

... Well, she is a walking mass of complexes, Kajak. I mean, who else out there in the world would idenitfy sleep by the term "REM cycles?"
^_^

Lol, you and Jay for starters >.<