:: I Dreamt Of Something Queer ::
The King Of Pop's memorial is quite long and it made me gave up watching it for the last few hours. I've seen other legendary singers attending the memorial event. It's rather uncomfortable to see those 17, 000 people cheering whenever one of the special guests spoke of Michael's successes or friendship bond between them.
I mean, think about it, his corpse is in front of them and yet they're cheering and clapping and I wonder how on earth how he felt in his golden coffin. I don't think he'll be happy, it's more or less they're torturing his soul at that time. At last, he was now buried deep into the earth, though, they didn't let us see where the exact location of his burial but all I know was that, he was to be buried next to his grandfather. Or so I heard.
Man! I missed him so much. Damn those paparazzi and haters who kept on dogging him. Just leave him alone, you heartless pricks!
Okay lets put that aside now. Now, I was wondering what had happened to you lot. Only around 20 out of 36 were present today. Been infected or something? Hmm, I wonder. But anyway, that didn't matter now. All I wanted to say is that: Despite how I hated Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, I just couldn't believed myself that we're going to watch the movie tomorrow during our English Literature period.
Yes I know. Hating one of the best-known literature in history is such a disgrace but what the heck. I only like the plot of the story, but not Romeo and Juliet. Both are just in this kind of hopeless romantic situation. Another disgrace here is that: I didn't know that Romeo and Juliet were only normal teenagers. Romeo; 15, Juliet; 13. I know right!
Psshpfft! I mean, how the heck should I know since I've watched the Romeo and Juliet movie before where Leonardo DiCaprio acted as Romeo Montague. They don't look like teenagers to me. They look like an adult -- that's for sure. Blegh! I think I should try and pay close attention to the movie tomorrow. And I'm GLAD that Romeo and Juliet is isn't part of our Literature syllabus.
