Excerpt from Merlin and The Gleam by Alfred Lord Tennyson
"And broader and brighter
The Gleam flying onward,
Wed to the melody,
Sang thro' the world"
-from Stanza VIII of "Merlin and The Gleam" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Moods and the Weather
It's pouring out I am in the midst of writing a paper (due at 2:45 today) about the effect that contemporary critical literary theories have had upon reading. Although I was originally stoked to write about this, now that I've had some seminal conversations with my husband and took a beating on a stock, I really just want to hide my head under the covers somewhere and never come out. This is not like me at all. I feel so defeated and would just like to get away and nurse my wounds like a wild thing would. I think I have run headlong into the brick wall of reality and smashed up against it. I hope that something changes for the better, but I feel so utterly at sea and I'd just like to be able to stop and let the tears flow before trying to gear up and move on.
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