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The copy machine


The copy machine

 

Dear school system:

In the past few hundreds of years

 

A lot of students and teachers were driven to tears

 

School was promised to bring hope

 

If students were only given the confidence they could be people like the pope

 

Some teachers do not understand students strife

 

Because of this students will worry that they'll have no life

 

Schools a haven a place of knowledge and games

 

One step wrong would put a student in shame

 

School does not understand individuality

 

They have committed the worst crime of brutality

 

School was meant to train children to work in factories

 

What they don't know is that their humans, they do not have batteries

 

School has killed all creativity

 

And yet they blame the students for sudden negativity

 

Each child is different there not the same

 

If they don't understand something in under one day, there the ones to blame

 

The copy machine infamous, evil, and it kills dreams

 

Though this isn't even half of their villainous schemes

 

Students who are our future should learn things that makes sense

 

Some students do not need to know the distance of a tree to a fence

 

There learning where X and Y are and who wrote the declaration of independence

 

But if they speak their mind or tell the truth they will get suspended

 

The school system is broken the future is doomed

 

School must change for the better or our world will be consumed

 

Students should stop feeling useless and drop out on the scene

 

We have one thing yet to blame the “copy machine”











 

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