My mouth's agape with boredom
My eyes are wet as glass
Once again, as I so often am
I'm sitting in my class
My head is growing heavy,
My eyelids are cinder blocks
My pencil's speaking Gibberish
My arms are made of rocks
My feet are filled with marching ants
My bladder threatens leaks
My nose is running 20 laps
And still my teacher speaks
My thoughts are lost in the Yukon
My eyes fixated on the walls
The window's partly open
And freedom gently calls
Oh, my brain is draining
Where is my savior bell?
Please let your sweet call
Draw me to the hall
I'm stuck in High School Hell
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Thanks Kafka and Harshita for reading! I'm glad both of you liked it
COOL!!! Great poem...!! very funny and I enjoyed reading it...!!
Hey Roth! Here I am again.
This was an interesting poem. I must say that, before you read more of my review, I am not the biggest fan of rhyming, but I'll try not to let that taint my opinion.
Despite this idiosyncrasy, I did very much like this. It's amazing how you were able to inflate this single moment into a beautiful, full-sized poem. You really are a master of that craft.
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Again, this is great. Keep it up!
-Kafka
Hey I'm new here and was just exploring the site. Your poetry is very good and grabs readers attention! I'm sure we can all relate to the drudgy subject of school. However, in some places you did fail to rhyme and there were some spelling mistakes. I loved it all until I came to your last line that I did not so much agree with. Yes I'm sure we're all thinking it, but if I were you(which I'm not)I would keep the readers guessing. You need to have a little more jazz to sum that last line up. I really liked how you referred to "my savior bell". Don't we all wait for that bell to ring and call the school day to a close?! Good topic and other than the last line it is near perfection. Again, I am new so you don't have to take my advice or even listen to me at all! Just have fun with your story!
***RJ
This was very good. Now into my review....
Boredom and often am fail to rhyme. Plus Oftem should be often and apage should be a page. But then it doesn't make sense.
Excellent hyperbole and analogy use here. Very well done. However gibrish should be gibberish.
When you reached this point you changed the pattern of rhyming thus changing the rhythm. I advise you try not to do it in the future and reword it in this poem.
Overall; nicely done. Keep on writing and I'm sorry if I was to harsh.
Hmmm....pretty good, if this is, as you say, your "first attempt at poetry". The spelling errors ("oftem" should be "often"; "Gibrish" should be "Gibberish"; etc...) do, unfortunately, decrease the attraction of the piece. Simple mistakes like this make your work seem lazy and readers are less likely to give you the respect you deserve. So before you make another post, I'd recommend being extra sure that your grammar is immaculate. Also, the last stanza seems a bit awkward rhythmically. Otherwise, your poem is quite clever.