update~

oh yes! finally tests over! only left ERP2 and that's all~ heee! i got 3.84 for my GPA this time! i felt so unsatisfy with my history lo -^-.. 1 more percent then i got 4.0.. if not my GPA would have been 3.92 le - -... anyway, i did great for my english tests~ =D.. all my recent tests i got 4.0 haha~ 17/20 for english, 20/25 for geography, 13/15 for history~.. SADLY!!! my best subject (which is math) drop! UGH!! i got 3 careless mistake- -... damn careless... taking wrong number to divide, expand wrongly (cuz see wrong number), and read the whole question wrongly - -... DAMN!!! i got 23/30 only - -... almost got killed by the teacher haha~ oh yes! not to mention my CSP~ the test was a 1h 10min one - -... i finish in under 10 minute and got full mark wakakaka!!

anyway, not much about my life besides this - -... just that i've got 4days holiday this week xD~ recently i've been quarrel with one of my group member again- -.... he don't do any damn work lo... his report given to me was total crap - -... worst still, he asked me to help him and 3 more members to do the report after he made a deal with me that i'll do the promo poster all alone and they will finish up the report... i've already done that goddamned poster half-way le and he came bitching around - -"..

by the way, around what time we all meeting at bhps this monday? my sch got holiday wa haha~!

To Wingyan

Haiku: Contains three unrhymed lines and usually includes 17 syllables in lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. Haikus generally describe scenes in nature.

In the rains of spring,

An umbrella and raincoat

Pass by, conversing

Limerick: This is a five-line poem with the rhyme scheme aabba. Lines one, two and five may have from 8-11 syllables, and lines three and four may have from 5-7 syllables. It has a bouncy rhythm and it is usually humourous.

There once was a limerick called Steven

Whose rhyme was very uneven

It didn’t make sense

It wasn’t funny

And who’d call a limerick Steven anyway?

Sonnet: This has fourteen lines and is usually written in iambic pentameter, which means each line contains 10 syllables, with an accent of falling on every other syllable. There is also a rhyme scheme of abab cdcd efef gg. Sonnets centre on aspects of love, nature, inner struggles of the soul and other diverse subjects.

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

Thou art more lovely and more temperate:

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,

And summer’s lease hath all too short a date:

Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,

And often is his gold complexion dimmed;

And every fair from fair sometime declines,

By chance or nature’s changing course untrimmed.

But thy eternal summer shall not fade,

Nor lose possession of the fair thou ow’st;

Nor shall death brag thou wander’st in his shade.

When in eternal lines to time thou grow’st:

So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see,

So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.

Riddle Poem: This indirectly describes a person, place, thing or idea. The reader must try to figure out the subject of the riddle. A riddle poem can be any length and usually has a rhyme scheme of abcb or aabb.

The beginning of eternity

The end of time and spoace,

The beginning of every end,

The end of every place.

Ode: This poem celebrates a person, animal or objects and is often written without the constraints of formal structure or rhyme.

Oh Mr Brown!

How I wish grammar

Was as interesting,

As you.

The only active

Or passive things

To me are your

Movements.

Who cares about

Verbs, unless you’re

Holding, kissing, touching, stroking, caressing

My hand?

If you want, you can even make it

Carefully, softly, gently, lovingly, continually,

Adverbial.

Oh Mr Brown!

Don’t you know that

Devine, handsome, suave, cuddly, heroic

Adjectives only apply

To you?

Oh Mr Brown!

Your tenses are all wrong.

The present counts

Not the past,

Oh Mr Brown!

I wish you taught

Maths, History, Science Cooking and Netball

Too.

At least then

I’d enjoy them even

Though I don’t

Understand them,

Either.

*These followings is not in my notes but the teacher taught us too

Free Verse: The poem contains no rhymes at all, but has a steady rhythm to it. No syllables constrain or any other format. – refer to my ‘Rose’ for example or try looking up internet.

Narrative: Like free-verse poem, but can contain rhymes to, which means that the poem has no absolute format or constrains at all. It must be written as description of scenes, places, or stories. Usually is first person or third person. – Somewhat like my ‘New Beginning, Another ending’... you can try looking up internet too~

TEST!

back again! at first, i've only thought that there were 4 more tests... guess whAT? the teacher just told us today that there will be philosophy test on week 9 and english rp2 test on next week - -.... omg! that makes 6 in total! chemistry SPA, CSP CCT3, math CCT3, english RP2, oral presentation summitive, and finally, philosophy logic test - -... ROAR!! screw math and csp... no problem xD! chem = sure-to-kill... english rp2 haven even start choosing a novel to write on... oral presentation = forget about it~ im nvr good at talking wakakaka! philosophy = depend on lucK! wakaka!! dunno why so many tests nowaday - -.... anyway, i and my group have done the chemistry project.. only to find out that we did the whole thing wrong~ so much redo again T - T... SO SAD!!

English~

OLE!! today i received back 3 english assignments at the same time - -.... the first one was damn screwed up. 20/30~! i wanna cry T - T... then came second paper... WAKAKAKA!! 15/20! woohoo! not bad! and TADA!! the last one.. i got 20/25! woohooo! wakakaka! so happy! anyway, i've already handed in all my poems... here's the other 2 =)

My free-verse poem:

Rose

By horde of knights she stood

With glamorous mystique of the Empress

Sinister thorn shall devour

Flesh of all who tries to tarnish,

The beauty of Devil

In her disguise.

A flame one shall fear,

Or be reduced to ashes.

Perishing like a foolish insect,

Incapable of perceiving its fate.

Nevertheless, none could defy Death

Wither away as time goes by

No trace of

Its gracefulness remains.

Worthless it becomes,

As its existence ceases.

Falling off her throne,

Witness by none

But the Earth and Sky.

And here's my sonnets~!!:

Music

Dancing your way through invisible stair

Telling the whole world how charming you are

Pervading over monotonous air,

With a melody none could go on par.

Was woven up with wonted words by some,

Into magical tunes indulged by all.

Let those verses be sung with booze and rum,

Or any elsewhere, keeping all enthralled

Should this mystic voice sooth your somber soul,

Or widen that wound inside your weary heart?

Inducing you to your ultimate goal,

Or shattering your eternal dreams apart

As miraculously as it could be

When that mystic voice is let to roam free