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The Nerd


There was a nerd, so scrawny and tall

His complexion full of acne and glasses was all

By much judgment from peers and critics,

He embraced the subject of physics

Baggy pants and a plaid buttoned shirt

His tone was unlike the one of a flirt

Eye contact was an avoidable habit,

Several classmates believed he resembled a rabbit

Bucked teeth was his fashion

He reeked of smelly feet with a hardcore passion

The nerd was not the coolest

But man in school, people thought he was the cruelest

Females never noticed his existence,

It was a shame because he attained so much brilliance

The nerd was the smartest in the school,

It was just a shame that no one thought he was cool.

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