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The Nerd


Who is that girl with her face in the books? Diana the nerd, who could work on looks. She has red eyes from studying all night Because she likes to get the answers right. Her black hair needs work, but she has no brush Appearance doesn't matter to her much. There is a huge pimple on her right cheek I heard that's she's a mathematics freak. She becomes uneasy around the jocks Since she doesn't like the smell of their gym socks. She spends all her time at the library Searching for books about Potter, Harry. She only listens to classical tunes For months she heard it in her mother's womb. She hates doing people's homework for pay She'd rather do it complimentary Einstein is sort of a major idol. Yet Storm takes place in books of Marvel. She brings tuna sandwiches from her house Along with some fruit juice in a pouch. You might laugh & point at her taped-up specs And that she hasn't had a hickey yet. But just know that even though she's not cool Don't hate that her class rank is number two.
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