NaHaiWriMo 2015: name
“Name all the . . .”
once again
that old schoolboy nightmare
NaHaiWriMo 2/23 prompt = name (or nickname).
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“Name all the . . .”
once again
that old schoolboy nightmare
NaHaiWriMo 2/23 prompt = name (or nickname).
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I understand that if you have to explain it, it loses something, but I just don’t understand it. . .HELP!
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I admit the poem *is* a bit oblique. Its meaningfulness really depends on whether you have trouble memorizing things (which I know personally that you do *not*!- )
If you did, though, I think my poem would’ve brought to mind the schoolboy horror of having to recite — “name all the . . .” — presidents or state capitals or countries of the world or species of insects or…well, you get the idea. A nightmare indeed! (For some of us.) LOL!
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