school days

lulu

yesterday i had the best B-day party ever

 

i was alone without my friends but it's better

 

coz i know that i'll be in their hearts 4ever

 

i wish they were with me that day

 

& i hope they feel the same way

 

i hope they rememberd our silly days @ school

 

our joking , playing & being such a fool

 

also annoying the teachers by our behaviors

 

dancing , singing & being such a failures

 

these r the things we were doing @ school

 

annoying everyone & being such a fool

 

now you all know what we were doing there

 

i think you should think & be alittle fair

  • Author: lulu (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 8th, 2010 12:28
  • Comment from author about the poem: i guess even if this poem is short but i feel it remembers me by my best friends i had who r still my friends but they r far away from me living @ the other side of the world :(
  • Category: Friendship
  • Views: 163
  • Users favorite of this poem: Cheeky Missy
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  • nair36

    memories are the best

    • lulu

      yah sure that's also a reason 2 live this life 😀 🙂

    • Kri2arch

      Wow! Memories can never be washed away by the long showers we take. Its a beautiful piece, i love it.

      • lulu

        thanks alot 😀 cheers 😛

        • Kri2arch

          U r welcome my dear

        • Cheeky Missy

          I really like this one...you made me smile with your delightful presentation of school days with friends...it's humorous and funny, especially the last two lines...and too cute too....
          Too bad your friends have be so impossibly far away...sweet memories are comforting....but left with only memories, it is hard. This is a delightful tribute to your close friends! I love your rhyming and rythm!

          • lulu

            Oh god .. it is really hard when u know that ur friends are far far away
            thanks a lot for ur comment 🙂



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