/lit/ - Literature

>>5809416
>a tumblr girl's ode to a fan-fiction pairing
Something oddly similar happened to me in my senior year. A caricature of a tumblr girl presented this "fee verse" poem (which she introduced as an "epic") about characters from Avatar (the animated series on Nickelodeon) interacting with characters from a show called Supernatural, and teaming up to rid the world of some sort of monsters.
It was fucking surreal how bad it was. Since it was free verse, she had an excuse to be as "free" as she needed to be, so it was essentially her reading page after page of a fan fiction she had written. There was this weird thing where between every few prose paragraphs, she would throw in a crudely-done couplet. The presentation took probably 25 minutes and she received a standing ovation from the teacher. All of the students were talking about how ridiculous it was.
I can't get across how horribly-written the whole thing was; I would have assumed it was a "screw with the teacher because it's your last year" satire or something, but considering that she was obese, a "feminist", had that stereotypical blue hair, and talked exclusively in tumbr jive, I doubt that's what it was.