So for those of you who don't know, I'm currently an English student at the University of Exeter. GROUND RULES:
- Only fellow English students can take the piss out of my degree.
- Don't ask me what I'm going to do after university. I don't know.
- Don't remind me that jobs are scarce and that employment rates for English graduates are low. I am aware of my fate.
I'm coming to the end of my first year now; I've submitted all of my final assignments, I have no more lectures and all that separates me from four months of freedom are my exams that start in nearly a week. What do you mean I'm only writing this to procrastinate revision? I'm sure I don't know what you're talking about.
Anyway, one of the modules I took last term was an 'Introduction to Creative Writing'. I'm still not entirely sure what possessed me to consider such a module considering I'd never written creatively before, but alas I took it, survived it and actually enjoyed it. Today I received feedback for what I submitted at the end of last term and thought I'd share a poem I wrote as part of a '30 lines of original poetry' assignment. After being inspired by one of my idols Virginia Woolf and the song 'Never Let Me Go' by Florence + The Machine, this was my final product after a lot of redrafting!
I know this is a bit different from what I've posted before, but I'm personally quite proud of it and I hope you guys like it too. I might try and keep up the whole creative writing thing over summer and if I do I'll be sure to share the stuff that's (hopefully) half decent on here. Thanks for reading and hopefully it won't be too long before I post again! (See you all in like a year lol)
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