diamond- School and all it's WondersA Poem by Jack DiamondA funny poem about some things I learned and observed in school on a random day
school is not a fun place
but I would call it far from waste
a day at school is so mundane
the frustration is enough to make me insane
I learn of science's mystery
and then I go to history
after which I learn to weld
then like Pavlov's dog
salivate to the lunch bell
Throughout the day I learn of many things
of shoes, and ships, and sailing wax
of cabbages and kings
I learned today of a man named Archie
running naked through the town
running to the king’s house
to tell him of his crown
In English class I’ve always done well
Yet I wonder why I still can’t spell
Today I also learned of Rome
A terrible place that’s not like home
To them entertainment is a vile thing
Throwing peasants to lions, contained in a ring
In Scotland there were blue men
running around a battlefield
Like giant smurfs with bow and arrows
And broadswords did they wield
I also learned of Deadalus
And his rather stupid son
Who with wings of feathers stayed with wax
flew too close to the sun
like cattle to a troth
we go from bell to bell
some people say this place rocks
to others it is hell
they try to steer us morally
although it’s really boring
they tell us all to stay off of drugs
and counter them with love and hugs
the commons is like a lion’s den
each table has an alfa male
and his loyal mother hen
then the last school bell rings
and then everyone yells
some are just going home
while others go to hell
at the end of the day
teachers all go away
then it all starts again
all the same the next day
© 2008 Jack DiamondAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on February 22, 2008 AuthorJack DiamondMcGregor, MNAboutIf you're reading my writing then let me say thanks you. you are now on my good graces thus making you "cool". I am sorry to say but I am really only interested in rythmic poetry, if You write free ve.. more..Writing
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