Hello, hello. Sophia here (maybe not most of the time, but sometimes I am) so I don't really update a lot. Sorry. Aspiring to be a woman who is CAPTIVATING (read the book!-is currently on my top favs!) and a student which can answer at least a few questions on her test correctly (I'm no nerd-I just like gettin' good grades). I like cold showers on hot days and hot showers on cold days, and being indoors when its (very) hot and being ourdoors after a heavy downpoor. Ps, I may not be the prettiest girl on earth, but I beautiful cos I have Jesus in me. :)
The King is entralled by your beauty, Psalms 45:11

In Kuantan now, and on the way to this place, I scanned through my past work. (yes, we brought the laptop and I was using it in the car) and I came across this piece that I wrote 2 years ago. I think.

Upon furthur reading, I recall writing this for the school magazine, as something more mild, compared to my Alice in Wonderland. Enjoy.

Being short. (couldn't think of a better title, and yes, I know its lame)

I’m sure you have heard, of the old tale,
About Thumbelina, who was on sale,
And how an old woman, who went unnamed,
Took care of her, until she became,
A blossoming woman, albeit a tad short,
But she met her prince charming, and tall she was not.
So you see my dear readers, height never matters,
Being short will not stop, incoming love letters.
So whatever it is, be proud of your height,
After all, it is said, that love has no sight.

Ps: I'm really proud of all my invitation members! Good job! :DD

Labels: poems, writing

I suppose it has been a long time since I blogged. Oh well.
Book Review!

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies


Pretty interesting,but I can't quite compare it to the real thing. Pride and Prejudice, to me, could do very well without the living dead. But I suppose this book caters to a different audience, and the writer of such a novel could only be wanting to extend Jane Austen's already extensive fan group. I don't quite see the point, as the language used is similar to that of the original work, and thus a read that is slighty heavy. (which I suspect is the reason why so many choose to dismiss this book over more light and easy reading such as red riding hood, or the ugly duckling). Jane is a wonderful author, with great skill in writing. One must get used to Austen's word craft, for when understood, proves to be remarkably humourous and enlightening.

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Hahaha, upon re-reading the post, this writing style does not seem like me.. at all! But I suppose its from all that reading. Ah, well. At least I know now that if the need of being cold and unfeeling ever rises to the occasion, I will survive. God Bless you, if you've actually possesed the patience to read till this far. And even if you haven't...

GOD BLESS YOU

...anyway. :D

Labels: books