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Highschool


They say these years are the best in your life,

although it may cause you strife.

The ups, the downs, the bad, the good, the things we do, the things we should.

The choices we make, the chances we take.  

Being right or wrong, we all rejoice to the graduation day song.

We are here, our future is near. The path of success is right down the road,

so put on your shoes and take a stroll.

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