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Procrastination


Dear Teacher,

 

I always try to do my homework well

I organize, plan, and even set goals

But away from work Netflix does compel

It consumes my mind; it consumes my soul

Despair wrings out previous happy thoughts

Beads of cold sweat collect upon my brow

In between panic and fear I am caught

Due dates are rapidly approaching now

If you’re lucky, motivation will hit

Hours, maybe even minutes before

It is a wonder I do not commit    

I cannot continue on anymore

Finally, it’s over. Relax, unwind

Until further homework has been assigned

 

Sincerely,

 

Emily Chan

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emilyychan28
<p>This poem is about the stages of procrastination and the anxiety/stress that comes along with it. The poem is in the form of a sonnet and each line consists of ten syllables.</p>

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