"Neither Logic
Nor Sermons
Convince"
(Thinking about Thinking
out of the Pox)
Somewhat Surreal
but not as
severe as Dada:
exploring
frontiers yet
unknown.
Begin with the
common sense,
say Professional
School-Talk
and the Sound of
Institutional
Effectiveness
sample
Probably the
most important sentence in an essay is the thesis statement, which
is a sentence that conveys the thesis—the main point and purpose
of the essay. The thesis is what gives an essay a purpose and a
point, and, in a well-focused essay,every part of the essay helps
the writer develop and support the thesis in some way.
The thesis
should be stated in your introduction as one complete sentence
that
- identifies the topic of the essay,
- states the main points developed in the essay,
- clarifies how all of the main points are logically related, and
- conveys the purpose of the essay.
Tie a gold thread
tight to
this standard, then
wonder
as I wander how far
beyond
borders I might
bear the torch
(lux et veritas)
over the edge &
beyond, barely
cognizant—no:
ignorant how my
lucid scheming
occludes all the
darkness I would illuminate:
Ultima Thule in my
own
terms-of-desire:
measurable
aims, assessable
goals.
Stick in a thumb.
Pull out a plumb.
O what a good boy
am I.
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