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Calculus


Calculus

 

I sit doing my calculus homework

Taking derivatives of sinusoids

Like an Aeronautic Space Engineer

One problem done one hundred more to go

Hours and hours pass no progression

Constantly thinking of dropping this class

From all of the pain, anger, and hatred

Missing my dinner, makes me halfway done

Up working till one and I’m still not done

Problems filling up pages and pages

Just as the rage and frustration builds up  

Still have not eaten since yesterday's lunch  

Going to calc with unfinished homework

Another F in the grade book again

Always wanting to get rid of the pain

Calculus, I need you to go away

 
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