The Fruit of My Boredom
Advanced skills in literature and writing lead to a clearer form of thinking, a logical sense of direction. A large vocabulary is great to use in writing and notable to know, but has no value in the everyday world (aside from the dreaded college tests which I care not to think about at the moment) other than impressing those who do not know the meanings. But once again, it must be known that advanced skills in literature and writing lead to a clearer form of thinking, a logical sense of direction. Essays in particular teach how to organize thoughts and express them in communicative ways. There are many forms of essays, and many formats that one can use to organize them. Believe me, I know. Covering this format and that format of this and that, it has backed up what I have already realized and begun to deal with. I can now, according to the thesis-sentence-last format, state that I dislike essays. Now forgive me if I had eluded a blueprint sentence among the gibberish of my introduction paragraph. At this moment, I cannot give a blueprint sentence. Perhaps this makes my current essay morph into a free-write. But for now, I will humor myself and label this an essay on my dislike of essays. If I so choose, I shall include a blueprint sentence to satisfy those who depend on one. And IF I so choose, it will be at the end of my essay.