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Education Before School


 

Education is last

But not school

Schools which produce fools

 Who are too cool to sit and drool

in the cesspool we call school

or

at least society calls them fools

Perhaps

The students are not the problem

Perhaps

It is the school

Perhaps the students are too cool for the bull we call school

Rejection of the administrative rule we call school

And since when did learning become cruel

It is my shame to say

I learned from an American school

Because what I learned

Was not taught by the school

Education

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