Compounding the Problem
You have a degree
That says you can tell me
If I'm right
Or if I'm wrong.
You have a certificate
And even when I'm sick of it
You possess
Carte-Blanche martial law.
You say no child
Is left behind
You must think we
Are deaf, dumb and blind.
And someday they'll ask me
"Child, what did you learn?"
And I'll open their eyes
Their ears
Their hearts
To a system
That left me less informed
Than spurned.
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