
First Impressions by Allen Collade
February 11th, 2008 7:35 PMThis is the bulk of the introduction, where I talk about my likes and dislikes. I don't bother listing them all, nobody wants to read all that, but I give a few examples. I go into a short anecdote about my younger years and my tendency towards self-avoidance, however I decide against going into specifics.
For the conclusion, I list a few virtues that I value. I do not assume that they apply to me, but I imply that they are what I strive to represent. I end on a humorous note, citing a friend's opinion of me, and deliver my personal motto "Just wing that mother".
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This comment makes reference to David Moser when it indicates that as this work is in fact The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka none of these comments actually belong here.
This sentence has poor self esteem and wonders if it will ever find someone to love it.
While this sentence couldn't be more different - it's at peace with it's place at the world and has never been happier!
Title of the Song
Naive admission of love
Reluctance to accept that you are gone
Request to turn back time
And rectify my wrongs
Repetition of
The Title of the Song
With apologies to Da Vinci's Notebook....
This is my comment. It expresses the enjoyment I've gained from reading your introduction.