Sunday, November 22, 2009
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Poem written in History to become history

© Copyright Imogen Used by permission.

This is a short poem by Imogen who's only 12. You can see Imogen's website at: www.azaileas.tk

To much time,
Nothing to do,
It's called school,
To me or you.

Test upon test,
Homework as well,
Not even teacher's pets,
Can say it is swell.

They tell you to recycle,
Homework up to your knees,
The teachers are the ones,
Wasting the trees.

They say dumps are getting bigger,
And chewing gum is a sin,
They don't like to fill the landfills,
But they like to fill the bin.

Adults say we should cherish our childhood,
But in the end the teachers have won,
Because when you finish school,
Your childhood is gone.

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