Education For Life

Changing schools was the rule Never stayed long and get in the groove Making friends never ended Fitting in was always mended So a loner I became I don't remember many names But I learned to love to learn Still have a heart that yearns For knowledge on many subject Even on aliens that abducted Went to college after I wed When all my children were in school instead Finished a college degree When I held a grandson on my knee Then I continued my education Master's Degree in Christian Station Ten hours on a PhD got so tired Oh! I was totally mired Thinking about going again on a wager Work on a psychology major With a minor in poetry Where I can write and just be me (Poor excuse for a couplet but will have to do. This is for Education Game passed to me by my lovely daughter Doris Culverhouse who received the torch from James Frazer. I pass the thinking cap to James Marshall Goff to write a poem about education.)