I know you now
                              I know you not 
                              Your flapping arms 
                              Your jumping feet 
                              The Makeup piles 
                              The forced enthusiasm 
                              Your Un-Organization 
                              That's dread of my grades 
                              Please go away 
                              Do come back not 
                              I'll have to say 
                              I'm sorry for telling 
                              But I was asked
                              I had to answer 
                              Your wrongdoing 
                              Your lies of hate 
                              Your misplacement of our grades 
                              Your principal will surely talk 
                              About your unclaimed wrongs 
                              So good luck to you 
                              And good luck to me 
                              For I will need it 
                              Because it's a cycle 
                              that will indeed repeat 
                              -Ji
                              So a teacher claimed we never turned our project in. We had indeed placed it in her very hands. She lost it!! And she gave us a zero for it?! It's not our fault! My grade literally was like a train crash. It went from high to almost failing!!! She's unbelievable! So then...I was talking to a friend about it.... And the principal was behind us... So he overheard and asked me what happened... He's the principal of course I had to answer truthfully.... Good luck, Lady Words ;)
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serendipity 一 poems
Poetryshort poems by a teenage girl who changes her style multiple times throughout this book. 11/13/15 - #34
 
                                               
                                                  