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Flowing Question


Sitting in my brown desk

Staring at a difficult test

Questions fill my head, the sort of questions that one should know

Especially if they studied and did the pretest

But, I was busy the night before and early this morning I had to go

I didn’t study at all, yes, it was my fault

So I raised my hand up high,

As the other students watched as my teacher walked by

To greet me in the very back

She greeted me, her tone very dry

I looked her in her eyes and said

“What are the answers to the test?”

She smiled back at me and to my surprise

She spoke very loud, and announced my demise

“Class, he was very bold in asking me the answers, and he thought I would tell him,

His question will be the number one feature, in a PowerPoint called, “Questions not to ask your teacher.”

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