Creative Writing: Poetry, Lesson Six

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Wednesday, December 8, 7:00PM FST

[Professor Chaucer is sitting in his chair reading.]

All right, everyone. The mun I actually bothered to look at a calendar the other day and realized that we have only two more classes after this one until the term ends. So, as I imagine you're all wading through a great deal of material to prepare for end-of-term assignments, today I've decided to give you a little break. Use this class period to accomplish two things.

First, I want you to find two people in the room and ask them each a question about themselves. Get to know your classmates. Feel free to include me if you like.

Second, use the period to work on your sestinas. I'll be here if any of you need assistance, or have anything you need to talk to me about.

***Assignment for next week: Begin reading Alexander Pope's "The Dunciad".***


The following students have two or more unexcused absences. If you have not yet seen me about make-up work for the classes missed, please do so.
scissors___: two absences, have discussed make-up work
death_n_binky two absences, have discussed make-up work
rory__gilmore two absences

Make-up work needs to be handed in to me no later than Next Thursday, December 15.

[OOC: Mun will be AFK nearly all day today. Any discussion with Chaucer will have to take place in slow-play.]

[ETA: Edited due to some RP confusion. Apologies.]

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[scissors--.livejournal.com]

Edward is here, being very much not absent, and working really hard on the make-up work, wondering whether next thursday means tomorrow or next week.

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[OOC: Yes, I should have been more explicit. Next Thursday means next week, not this week. December 15. I'll amend the post. Sorry!]