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HAHAHAHHA that you actually know about Fitzgerald!</p>
<p>@huuvinh - you must have confused invoyable with me, lololol, I’m in my second year of AP latin - and I’ve translated the Aeneid 24 times and it’s been scientifically proven that I’m better than Dryden, Kline, and FAGLES!!! combined. :] Hehee.</p>
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LOL, because it’s really not like that too much… with poetry at least you get to speak it aloud because it’s written in meter and when you get the whole class going [or… when we would get LAST year’s class saying it all at once] it’s like we’re in a creepy chanting cult, lol. And only Latin: Vergil is translating epic poems, Latin Lit is totally different - at least with Catullus. He just writes short ~15 line poems that are witty and go HAH! at the end. Lol.</p>