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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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MVP-Most Valuable Poet
<p>interesting poem</p><p>it gives a different dimension to your idea of what you shouldn&#39;t say to your teacher</p><p>keep building</p>

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