No More
My hands are sweating,
My mind is fretting.
The clock is ticking,
The time is shrinking.
Still I sit here and stare,
Spacing off into thin air.
Finally I pick up my pencil,
But I have no potential.
So I pack up my bag,
And walk pass the old hag.
"Where are you going", she demands,
And I figure she won't understand.
So I crumple up my paper,
And throw it at the educator.
Then I say, "No more",
As I walk out of the door.
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