October

Summary

The author reflects on the lack of progress and achievements in the past ten months, despite the arrival of October and Halloween.

Abstract

The poem titled "October" expresses the author's disappointment and concern over the lack of accomplishments in the past ten months. The author feels that Halloween, a typically scary event, is not as frightening as the realization that nothing significant has been achieved in this period. The author laments that reaching the end of the year implies that something was started, but in their case, it has been a disaster with no proper beginning. However, the author remains hopeful and determined to recover their late-year resolution and make the most of the remaining time.

Opinions

The author finds the lack of progress in the past ten months more concerning than Halloween.
The author believes that reaching the end of the year implies that something was started, but in their case, it has been a disaster with no proper beginning.
The author expresses a desire to recover their late-year resolution.
The author is determined to make the most of the remaining time.
The author seems to be in a reflective mood, possibly due to the arrival of October and Halloween.
The author uses the imagery of Halloween to express their feelings of disappointment and concern.
The author ends on a hopeful note, suggesting a determination to change their situation.

A poem

It’s the end of October and Halloween isn’t the scariest event in my life right now. It’s the fact that in ten months, nothing has been achieved.

To reach the end would mean that something was started. But yet, it has been a disaster and nothing started proper.

Oh, what a way to reach October, to be sober and ready for a makeover. Hopefully, I’ll recover my late year resolution and bolster what little time left.