I Plead You To

I Plead you to

Author function: Scribbler

Notion: knowledge, power, love, life.

I look at the person in the mirror. I see that person is myself. I look at myself, and my mind wanders while I talk to myself. About power, about nature, about knowledge, about practice, about darts. I come to think of a poem or I do not know if you could call it poem, but nonetheless a series of words that follow each other and starts with the same four words: I Plead you to. It goes something like this: I plead you to try, I plead you to practice, I plead you to strive, I plead you to evolve, I plead you to achieve, I plead you to think, I plead you to question, I plead you to challenge, I plead you to contemplate, I plead you to grow, I plead you to feel, I plead you to care, I plead you to worry, I plead you to listen, I plead you to love, I plead you to live. I scribbled these words to myself because I saw an idol of mine write something similar. I write stuff like this to better myself as a human being and to grow and improve in everything I do.

Reflection

There is a poem in the bit I just scribbled together, so if I had chosen the author function of a poet, then I would have focused predominantly on the poem. I had made sure it would be set in the way a poem normally is constructed. I would maybe also have chosen words that rhymed, in order to achieve a proper rhyme scheme. I would also have focused on punctuations to make it readable and also determine how it should be read aloud. I discarded the poet function because I like the idea of how it came about. The poem as it stands in my scribbling would look like this:

I plead you to

I plead you to try

I plead you to practice

I plead you to strive

I plead you to evolve

I plead you to achieve

I plead you to think

I plead you to question

I plead you to challenge

I plead you to contemplate

I plead you to grow

I plead you to feel

I plead you to care

I plead you to worry

I plead you to listen

I plead you to love

I plead you to live