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[givesyouaboner]

So, it seems as though I might have procrastinated on this but,
Does anyone have an idea of what would be considered an adequate subject for writing a rap on? What type would even be appropriate?
Technically it's like free-style poetry, but what sort of elements should I be sure to include?
Alliteration? Consonance? Unfortunately this isn't my area of expertise because this'll be my first time attempting this.
But I don't want to get kicked out of class.








Also, does anyone know centimetres to inches conversion off hand?

Comments

[givesyouaboner]

This helps a lot. If I can come of with a linear order for this, I think I can at least compose it decently in written form.

[remembertheroses]

I am glad they help.

[She has no idea what linear order means, but she's glad the points are useful!!]

If you do not mind...may I see your rap when you are done? I would like to read it.

[givesyouaboner]

_{[Her list was pretty linear, so she needn't worry. His thoughts are just jumbled.]}

Sure thing! As long as it comes out decently, anyway. I'd rather not share it if I don't like the outcome.

[remembertheroses]

Thank you.

I am sure it will come out good. You speak and write very well.

[givesyouaboner]

Thanks.

You do too, you know. You shouldn't be so worried about it.

[remembertheroses]

[If Dirk could see her face now, she would be slightly red.]

Thank you, but my sentences are simple and sometimes I spell things wrongly. I still have a long way to go.

[givesyouaboner]

_{[He would think that's unironically cute.]}

I've seen some people make greater errors, and English is their first language.
You shouldn't be too hard on yourself for it.

[remembertheroses]

I am grateful and I will remember your advice.

Good luck with your rap. If you need more help, I will be glad to do so.

[givesyouaboner]

Good luck all around to both of us, then.

Thanks, Ib.

[remembertheroses]

It is no problem at all Dirk.

[givesyouaboner]

I'll see you in one of the classes tomorrow, probably.