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My Student Life


I speak the truth of lonely time

By doing homework at a park.

 

The way I spend my time in my agenda

To be reading on a cart.

 

Procrastination does not impress before a test

But homework time makes me feel wondered.

 

My goals is to be smarter and tall

So I won’t be thundered.

 

I like going to my classes everyday

And sometimes I forget to tell this.

 

Exercising a day makes a change

Sitting down makes me not do well.

 

Distractions at home make me feel irritated

Studying, writing, and listening helps.

 

Preparing my bed for my sleeping hour

And sometimes I save the clock cost.

 

Wasting my time makes me feel sad

But staying in traffic makes me lost.

 

Organizing my brain is a big thing

But my planner is being bossed.

 

What matters is my classmates

To lead them with me to the end.

 

I volunteer to save a life

So we can have a friend.

 

Next time I travel in life

With groups will probably be France.

 

During my studies I will survive

With my only second chance.

 

I listen to music to relax

But I do not dance like a punk.

 

I play outside to catch my air

And sometimes I see a tall bear.

 

I walk back home and use my time

To clean my clothes and hair.

 

I spent my dash with homework and pray I said.

Using a pencil to have me dare.

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