Hellooo!
So, last night it was a bit chaotic, at midnight a whole bunch of us walked outside like half asleep zombies and assembled in straight lines because a fire alarm went off! At the end of it, it was revealed that it was a faulty alarm! So as annoying as that was, my night went on as normal. Except that it was freezing outside, and it didn't help with my cold. Like a solider, the next morning I pushed onto school with a nose as blocked as can be. I didn't last through the entire first period. I ended up heading to the nurse with a feeling of throwing up. So, I went home, watched a few movies, read my book and here I am! 😊 I apologize if this blog isn't that good, I'm extremely tired. Sorry!
Now to address a request from my poem 'the aftermath of prom' that I posted yesterday. Someone has requested that I say a bit on some tips and tricks to my experience of poetry writing! So here are my words of wisdom from my experience:
Poetry writing cannot be rushed. I don't write poems 24/7 just because it needs to be done. It's based on my feelings and thoughts that I want to write down. It's a bit difficult, for me anyway, to sometimes say out loud what I want to say because it would seem creepy and weird. No amount of description in story writing or blog writing can do it either. It's different, in a way. It's hard to explain but it flows. Poetry doesn't need to rhyme or make sense initially. It's about getting your thoughts down. For me anyway. Then you can edit it.
In all, I'm not very good at giving this sort of advice. But maybe read some poetry on Pinterest or from a book. Get a feel for how it's kind of worded and plotted. Then give it a go but wait for the right moment, it will come!
Thats all for today,
Byyyeee 👋👋👋👋
omg i hate it when that happens! once i was alseep peacefully in my cozy bed, and a fire alarm went off! it was crazy. i searched frantically for my childhood toy and when i found it I ran out so quickly. it was a real fire and one of the buildings was burnt to a crisp! everyone was okay though, just not their stuff... it was okay though
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that must have been very scary! Are you okay? Also, I can sympathize with grabbing the childhood toy - I do to 🤣🤣
DeleteLast year, our school had an unexpected fire drill in the middle of the night, and it turned out to be quite an ordeal. The cold night air was biting, and it felt like every gust of wind was cutting straight through to your bones.
ReplyDeleteStanding outside in the chilly weather while trying to stay awake and alert was a test of patience. The inconvenience of it all—shivering, waiting, and feeling the frustration of being woken up at such an ungodly hour—made the whole experience feel more like an endurance test than a safety drill.
Despite the annoyance and discomfort, it was a stark reminder of the importance of being prepared for emergencies. Even though it was a trying experience, it highlighted how crucial it is to stay calm and be ready to act in any situation, no matter how inconvenient or uncomfortable it might be.
I hope you were okay!
Thank you!! All was ok 👍 Were you having a sleep over at school or are you also a boarder?
Deleteme and my friend snuck into school🤫
Deleteoh 🤣🤣
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