Precalc Notes
Precalc Notes
How were you supposed to know
In highschool
We were each one in eight hundred.
All taking eight classes a day
You see
While we were walking down these halls
You and I just passed by
Not knowing the stories who made us who we are.
My high everyday
Seeing you
Walking past you
Everyone knew who you were
A two sport athlete
An Honors Student
Your personality filled every room you went in
You knew my name
I was in your precalc class
Staring at your back
Watching you take notes
Your notes looked like math
Mine were letters
Thomas
I just need you to know
If I don’t tell you this now I may never
I have fallen for you
Natalie
This is the last note I took
My senior year
(Now read from bottom to top)
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