19 October 2009

I'm in a sonnet writing mood.

Canst thou, O cruel, say I hate thee not, 
When upon my self thy burdens partake? 
Do I not dwell on thee when I wish not 
Being of myself, a slave for thy sake? 
Who loveth thee that I do call classmate? 
O whom harm'st thou that I do favour? 
Nay, if thou despisest me, may my hate 
With vengeance exact a toll on this hour? 
What baccalaureate am I for you 
Wanting of skill and knowledge in complete, 
Being of so little and much to do 
Afore that graduation be my feat? 
But, hate, love on, for now I know thy game; 
Those that may play in willing are to blame.
I revisited Shakepeare's Sonnet 149 to fit my hatred of IB. Now, it is time for French homework.