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Senioritis


 

ringing of the bell 

brings us to this hell

no one

no one

no one

cares to say hello

to you 

 

hands in our book bags

texting away

no one 

no one

no one

respects

your rules 

 

walking around the room

squawking like a bird

no one

no one 

no one 

is listening 

to you 

 

writing on the chalk board 

boring us to death

no one 

no one

no one

is paying attention 

to you

 

rambling on and on

off on a tangent 

no one 

no one

no one

understands 

what you are saying 

 

stacks on stacks

our homework piles up

no one

no one

no one

is planning 

to do it

 

ringing of the bell 

relives us from this hell

no one 

no one 

no one

cares to say bye

to you.

 

 

 

 

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