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Edited by Elegiac:
2/8/2013 1:46:19 AM
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Anything not written in poetic form qualifies as prose technically, but if your teacher is after flowery language and an archaic tone, I recommend one of H.P. Lovecrafts short stories, they're entertaining and a lot of them are only three or four pages long.
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I know what prose is. Thank you for the recommendation though. I'll look at it soon. It only has to be 5 minutes at most.
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I'm sure you do know what prose is, I was just pointing out that you could be cheeky and read the back of cereal packet, but seeing as it has to be 5 minutes, maybe not.
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5 minutes at most. 3 at least. I don't need to present it tomorrow or anything, I just need a piece to practice with.
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Edited by Elegiac: 2/8/2013 2:06:56 AMAnd a poem as well? [url]http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/a-refusal-to-mourn-the-death-by-fire-of-a-child/[/url]
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Just read it. Great poem! Thanks! I'll keep it and look for a prose to match it with.
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If you want something you can just print off, there's this amusing little essay.
