SchoolA Poem by Camryn Jeter
I spend most of my time in this rectangular prism
A prison Or is it? It seems so sometimes These white walls and role-calls and then the bell chimes Bored, lonely faces The pressure to prove yourself Untied shoelaces For 13 years, I've called this place home I fall here; I fly here These people are my own It knows all my secrets It keeps them so well In here I've been embarrassed and I've been through hell It's seen me spend recess crying in a bathroom stall It's seen me through friendships, heartbreaks, and all It showed me I am capable; I am funny; I am smart It knows I so easily give away my heart It gave me responsibility and expects me to deal with problems on my own and express how I feel It knows my inside jokes; it's seen all my phases It knows me and everyone- names, cliques, and faces It saw me just quit on something that I love It's seen my mistakes It's seen me give up It saw me want somethin so badly it hurt It saw me work hard and get what I deserved It's seen me so excited that I couldn't sit still It held me inside of it when I fell ill It terrified me; gave me pride It is my teacher and guide It broke me down, built me up, gave me something to hope for But in shaping me as a person, there's nothing else I could thank more. © 2016 Camryn JeterAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on February 4, 2016 Last Updated on February 4, 2016 AuthorCamryn JeterALAboutI'm 17. My sister is 3. I'm a majorette, hopeful veterinarian, animal rights advocate, Ravenclaw. Animal shelter volunteer. I am in love with everything about language; it has consumed me and I cannot.. more..Writing
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