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Changing High School


I want to change the judging looks shining in our eyes.

I want to change the words we speak, laced with poison lies.

I want to change the fights we fight, raving in the halls.

I want to change the hurtful words and the jeering calls.

I want to change the drama that we go through every day.

I want to change the bullies and show them the right way.

I want to change the hateful ways of our modern schools.

I want to change those ways so we don't end up as fools.

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