To The Virgins, to Make Much of Time.
As dictated by Faranza Syns
Read through this post from ages ago. And since it would be such a waste to let it stay in my drafts folder... POSTED! A piece of memory preserved.
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Today, in Poetry (which is awesomely taught by the extraordinarily dry-witted Mdm. Adibah), we were analysing the poem "To The Virgins, Make Much of Time" by Robert Herrick (amid lots of sniggers and double-entendres and meaningful glances at the brothers.
Madam: Alright, Syafiq, will you do the honours, and recite the poem to the virgins? *turns to look at us girls* Of course, I'm saying this on assumption.
Girls: Gahaha.
Syafiq: *stands up and faces Ata', another brother*
Madam Adibah: Is Ata' a virgin, then, Syafiq, because you seem to be facing him.
Girls: *sniggers*
Doubtlessly, it was a wondrously hilarious session (albeit very harrying for the brothers).
Madam: Alright. Now, "Gather ye rosebuds while ye may." What does the word "rosebud" signify here?
Someone: Virginity?
Gahahaha.
Madam: Gather virginity? Really? *mock-surprise*
That was epic.
Madam Adibah: "Then be not coy, but use your time,
And while ye may, go marry."
Alright, what is the speaker telling the "virgins"?
Someone: To go get married! *excitedly*
Madam Adibah: *sighs, rolls eyes* Yes, but what's before that? That is just the add-on. What's the main message?
Everyone: ...*silence*... (in our heads: "...GET MARRIED. GET MARRIED..."
Madam Adibah: *cocks her head to the side with mild aggravation* In the 1st line...
Someone: Gather experiences!
Madam Adibah: *sighs* Finally.
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