September 5, 2004
Tanaga
A tanaga is a poem composed of 4 lines with 7 syllables each, which follows a rhyme scheme. We were asked to write one for our Humanidades class and it's due next week. We were asked to write about school or on being a student. Well, here's mine.
Parang sulat ng lapis,
Pag binura'y wala na.
Ang kaalamang nais,
Alam lamang sa una.
Does this even make sense? Well, the message I want to get across is this: that I only know stuff before and during a quiz or exam but after that, they go to the recycle bin. The way this works for Math is even more depressing. I only know stuff before an exam. We just had our second exam last Friday and I am not expecting satisfactory results. Why is it so hard to remember things? I'm not even that old yet to start having memory lapses.
But then again, perhaps this is just a product of always resorting to cramming.
Parang sulat ng lapis,
Pag binura'y wala na.
Ang kaalamang nais,
Alam lamang sa una.
Does this even make sense? Well, the message I want to get across is this: that I only know stuff before and during a quiz or exam but after that, they go to the recycle bin. The way this works for Math is even more depressing. I only know stuff before an exam. We just had our second exam last Friday and I am not expecting satisfactory results. Why is it so hard to remember things? I'm not even that old yet to start having memory lapses.
But then again, perhaps this is just a product of always resorting to cramming.
Posted by Louie on September 5, 2004 at 01:16 PM | 3 comments
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pauer (guest)
ei, i do have memory lapses but i think that i'm old enough to have them...and you're too young to experience such.
hope we have a great time tomorrow at the try-outs! go for the 3...or anything but 0.. :P