The Woes of A Private School PupilA Poem by heelsThe Woes of A Private School Pupil Teacher, you’re here to teach, Not to show off, And just remember I’m paying for your life. Without me you’d be poor, And begging on the street, Teacher just remember, Mutual is our hate. But unfortunately, For me and you as well, The law isn’t on our side, So just do your darn job. Teacher I don’t care That your son is a surfer. Teacher I don’t care About your many cats. Teacher, hate to tell you, But you sweat through Your foundation. I’m really sorry, miss, But your wearing a man’s kilt. Alright, I understand, Your subject is important (rofl) But teacher just remember this: I’m paying for your life. You think you’re better than me Just because you’re fifty times older, You think you know it all, teacher, But if you were really that smart, You wouldn’t be a teacher. Clearly you were rejected From medical school. Clearly your book was rejected, By all the publishers. Clearly you don’t have a life Or a moral sense. So you take it out On us poor kids, Then expect us to be polite. Teacher, you’ve no right To tell me to tuck my shirt in, Teacher, I’m not paying you To spit right in my face. Teacher, you’ve no right, To torture me with your awful ‘jokes’. Teacher, I’ve decided, I’m going to ignore your rule That I must place A “mr” or “miss” In front of your last name. Teacher, I’m your superior. I’m paying for your life. © 2012 heelsAuthor's Note
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