Despite his nonchalant attitude towards his work, it was extremely pugnant in meaning, extending beyond the simple rhetoric of most common poets of today. You're weird Dave. Keep up the good work. Senior Josh Robinson also read from some of his work which was published in the Spring edition of the Wabash Review. For my four years that I've been here I've been engrossed in science and everything analytical.
Tonight is separated from that.
I'm glad I've been given this opportunity to share a voice from my creative side. Throughout his recitation, as with most others, the entire audience was listening with intense interest. People were either reading along or listening with eyes closed, trying to grasp the full context of the reader's words. Arms crossed, legs crossed, ears cocked, smiles, gazes at the various artwork on display. In the gallery there was no distinction between students and professors, no separation between lovers of great poetry and short works of literature.