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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I stand in front of the great big iron gate Bars that separate proud from free Staring at the dark, shiny fluorescent bulb Sucking the soul from men and giving back degree The gate swung open with a chilling sound Letting me peek at voices chanting free I stepped softly on the hallowed ground And witnessed empty eyes in boys like me I turned sharply in time to hear the bell ring Like gallops of horses wildly scrambling I saw them rushing into their cages A man in bland wear endlessly rambling I walk to a room to see chairs in rows With a box kept in front I watch intently as traffic flows They go in sharp as nails and leave there blunt I looked around and all looked the same They were clad in prison clothes Empty faces, they had no name Moving silent like ghastly ghosts. I saw the boy who dared to dream I saw the light sparkle in his eyes But then I saw the pain that dreaming brings Slowly, slowly, I watch that light die. But what is this place that crushes hope? What is the darkness that the bright bulbs show? What do these traditions connote? And why doesn't the fluorescent glow? This is the place where innovation dies The prison where the bright are groomed Where rigid rules and dead laws are praised— It is a place called school.
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