School Days (1994)

HoosainBanoo

Early Monday morning,
I awake at seven. I pack my bag,
Wash, dress, eat;
And then to school, my feet I drag.

 

Our principal awaits us at the gate
With his arms X-crossed,
He carries an ironic smile on his face
To make sure that no time is lost.

 

Our teachers also make sure
That we are in our uniforms and blue-tied;
Neatly dressed,
And shoelaces tied.

 

Our school is very much complete,
But we, the brats of the folk.
Break times are the best: talking with friends,
Eating our sandwiches, and drinking our Coke.

  • Author: Hoosain D. Banoo (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 23rd, 2022 09:00
  • Category: Children
  • Views: 9
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