Conclusion of the Literature Course

Yes, it is difficult to state a conclusion when you have to write it, but really do not want to. But well, this conclusion is meant to be read by people, for them to know what you think. I know at least two people that will be reading this. You never know all of the people who will read your posts, but now I am sure of two. Maybe I can come up with a secret code, but I won't, or maybe I will, I do not know, maybe within the post, there is the "hidden message". Whatever. 

This course. Wow, well, first the typical "Oh, yes I learned a lot, and I found out the meaning of literature and read many interesting things that will help me find a taste for future things I read and everything was so enjoyable: the presentations, the art projects, the novels, the... Yes, and it was the best course in the year and, and, and..." 

But I'm not feeling any of that, am I? What I learned through the year, is that no matter how much or what I read, I actually HAVE the capacity to descipher funny drawings or symbols called "words" to communicate. I went kind of "backwards" and asked, and ask, in present tense...

Words? I understand? Why do I understand? Bleh. Punctuation marks?!="!: Yeah, they help, and you know they are there for something, and someone introduces to your mind that they are there for something, and that they mean something, and their only goal is to make it "understandable". You want more conclusion? I think I will not reach a point?!"=. The course, yes, I liked Night, my "whatever it was" in my "art" project, trying to figure out many things. My reading habits: did not change. My pleasure for reading: did not change. My meaning to words: yeah, that probably changed. And yet, I am here, using my "understandable" english...


I realized I use words such as adjectives or adverbs, and I can not only use words, but choose my words and choose their meaning. adkfjs.

You read it, _______ (insert name here). 

Maybe later I'll also read this.