Professor Poetry
Professor Poetry
Always in a classroom
Surrounded by books, snot-nosed kids, and smartboards
Always in a classroom
Now I’m sitting in desks reading out of textbooks I can’t afford
In a pickle, I turned to the only entity that mattered
Art
But before I start
To explain
Let me say this was the medium, the vice for my pain
It taught me how to vent
How to express myself
How to vividly describe
And how to do things simply for the love and not the amount of cents
I hope that makes sense
If it doesn’t then oh well
Sitting in my desk until the ringing of the final bell
Still got a notebook and pen
Only difference is I enjoy this lecture
I’ve been here for six years in the same seat
And it appears I will be here for some time
Staying after to clean the board of dirt and grime
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