The Octopus Comments

its a poem about my people

LGTBQ+ members' problem in self-identification. That's it.

Is anyone going to Sydney, does anyone have a quick analysis to help me out. Much appreciated

Anyone going to Manila for WSC. This poem is short however it’s analysing part is long.: (

marvelous very good. very small but crisp

I'm here for world scholar's. I got the poem.

Anyone doing WSC that has any idea what this is?

IS ANYONE GOING TO AMSTERDAM? ? ?

I'm also here because of WSC second round, but I don't really get the poem

anyone in the Perth WSC? HOPEFULLY SEE YOU THERE I GUESS *why did they use this for us to research? *

anyone in the Perth WSC? HOPEFULLY SEE YOU THERE I GUESS *why did they use this for us to research? ? ? ? ? ? *

Confusing like... Mandy Hampton antifan? ? ?

The writer is saying the octopus' limbs all act like different creatures. If the writer were an octopus he would call himself " Us" instead of " Me." That's the plain, superficial version.

im only here for WSC like WOOO WE ARE HERE FOR WSCCCCCCCCCCCCCC LIKKE TO AGREEEEEEEEEE

you dumb struck creature, your annoyingly curious rhetorical questions just extended our wsc syllabus for eng. and added to our ever growing misery: (

WSC SQUAD IS HEREEEEEE

Why is WSC making me analyze this with theories? ? ? It is painful. But I have an idea; " If I were thou, I'd call me Us." Is the narrator technically referring to his/her many arms and legs if he/she were an octopus? And why 'us', which is such a word of inclusiveness used for humans? Is this poem about teamwork? *cries* I'll just go do my research.

World Scholars Cup poem lol and we are frickin analysing it which is near impossible

Dude ur poem made it to the WSC Syllabus 2019 and we are freakin analysing it

So... the part about: If I were you I’d call me US... the dude is asking the octopus out? ? ? ? ? ? Oh man... a dude dating an octopus... Imagine this: Hey bae i luv u- Dude Boooorp! - Octopus