That Time Again
It's that time
Once more, once again.
Anxiety comes back from the dead,
A fresh corpse, not long laid to rest.
Teachers become jailors,
School, a prison sentence that could last a lifetime.
Grades are nothing more than numerical bondage,
A goal that consistently holds you back from true freedom.
And so once again, you become a slave,
To a system that you never quite cared for.
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