Confession

[pseudolollipop]

I have decided I want to have an opus. There is no reason as to why, except I like the word opus. I also enjoy Mr. Holland's Opus. Coincidence? I think not. I'm not sure if the word opus applies only towards music, but I would like to write an opus, that is, minus the music notes and only the words. I suppose I imagine an opus to be something like

Comments

[bassmanjb1]

Opus comes from the Latin word meaning "work." So anything can be an opus.
The big wad of mucus that I cough up can be titled Jeff's Opus. Because hey it took some work to get it up.

[pseudolollipop]

hehe Jeff, your insane.

[bassmanjb1]

no I'm serious I learned that in String Lit.

[pseudolollipop]

no, i meant about the mucus...

[anonymous]

I love you, I just read this and just had to say that - I knew exactly what you ment - this should be the first movement or intro or whatever... a work in fluidity is so expressive, its a good depository for emotion :)

[pseudolollipop]

haha, well awesome.

[the_gariinator]

metaphorical caffeeine? *hands april a metaphorical mountain dew* that should do the trick ;-) :-)

[pseudolollipop]

lol well thanks :-)

[the_gariinator]

yes, just dont metaphorically drink 6 of them before bed. cause that would metaphorically keep you up all night. not that i know from experience or anything :-p

[pseudolollipop]

lol... of course not. ;-)

[alipasta]

Woot Go O-State :)

[pseudolollipop]

yay!

[acerob1]

I had an argument a while back about whether or not Eliot's Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock is actually a love poem or not. I don't think that it is.

Accomplishing even a single grand work within a lifetime defies the norm of humanity, and is certainly something to aspire to, I think.