The Man in ChargeA Poem by Pat LynchThe vibrant colors of her shirt burn my eyes She walks towards me, hands open wide She asks for my homework, and I give
her lies Her hands crash down on my shoulders,
like a tide.
I hand her my paper, and we exchange
a chuckle She walks to the front of the room,
shaking her head Out of nervous desperation, I crack
my knuckle I shouldn't have come to school,
should have stayed in bed.
She sits in her chair and reads her
book While I sit in mine and finish my
work I glance up for a second and she
gives me a look I stare right back, and give her a
smirk.
The clock continues to tick, and she
begins to yell, “Not this time” I say, as I am saved
by the bell. © 2013 Pat LynchReviews
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2 Reviews Added on February 14, 2013 Last Updated on February 14, 2013 Tags: Class, School, Poetry, High School AuthorPat LynchNYAboutI'm a high school student who is looking at pursuing a career invlolving English in the future... just trying to get some practice, criticism is appreciated more..Writing
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