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Stuff You Can't Say to Your Teacher


Of days when I have forced my will

To school, and kept myself so still,

And haven't uttered cries of grief,

Of your incompetent relief -

Deriving from your lack of skill,

In the ability to feel

The absence of your discipline,

And your approach towards citizens

Of future, who will be blamed

For their incompetent attempts

In bettering the lives of those

Struggling with teachers' wrath.

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