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The Eclectic Pen - The Truth About School
By: Isabel P. (isa3mom)
Date Submitted: 1/30/2009
Genre: Literature & Fiction » Poetry
Words: 107
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| I wander the endless corridors Where excruciating tasks are never concise Devoid of joy, yet the pain is too much to endure A torture chamber in an educational disguise Resilience is tested each minute of each day As “student” slaves are forced beyond their limit Brusque teachers who are avid to watch you toil away Savoring terror pervading the classroom and the children within it Even if you succeed, it’s to no avail Despicable labor is far from done Teachers anticipate the chance to watch you fail As you pray to once again see the light of the sun This prison; this school, only brings one thought about That the lives of millions would be better without |
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