Cheerleading
Mom suggested I become a cheerleader.
For that, you need something for a brazier
We're not singing, but a loud type of yelling.
If not so hungry, I'd think of rebelling.
This isn't music, but a strange sort of chanting.
Now, the lady coach just began her ranting.
Tomorrow, there is a football game.
So I wear my outfit to all my classes.
The sequence and pompom are so lame.
Is it better to not see, or wear my glasses?
In this short skirt, I am asking for trouble.
My reputation will be utterly in rubble.
Mom says the other girls are only being jealous.
But that doesn't explain the smirks of the fellas.
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