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Isaac

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

5 poems·Since January 2014
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Ode to Homework

January 28, 2014

Oh hated homework!

The constant worry and stress

Fuss and mess

Taking away precious time

Repeats of schoolwork

Like an unending rhyme

Depriving of sleep

Changing how we eat

Ruining our blinking eyes

At dark at midnight’s cries

Pages, packets paper

Nothing more than Earth-wasters

7 hours of school

17 hours of hell follow

Grand prize is a pat on the back and a shiny red stamp

 

 

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