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Dear Homework


Why are you so hard?

Having us stress a lot.

I try to help you out, but you carry too many problems.

It’s your fault I stay up late.

Trying to correct your mistakes.

Making me have mini panic attacks.  

Forgetting that I didn’t finish one through eight.

I don’t want to turn you in, because I know you’ll be filled with that red ink.

It’s not my fault you have too many questions, that I didn’t know.

I tried to correct your problems, but I just made more mistakes.

Once again my teacher stayed up late.

This time trying to fix the mistakes you caused me to make.

If you didn’t exist I wouldn't suffer with my grade.

However, in order to get an “A” I need to help you out.

 
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