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8th grade algebra class Hyper chit chat from black-caped Louis And his stringy long-haired buddy Richard In the hallways before class they slap The bare back necks of unsuspecting classmates Stamping foreheads Making the nuck nuck and whoop whoop of Larry Moe and Curly That’s what they were re-enacting With knees slipped under their tiny desks As Mr. B has his back turned Scratching formulas from his nails on the blackboard When he pivots like a pitcher to boos Lifts his toes to first base and baseball throws The felt eraser full of all his mis-calculations A lifetime of rage Poof powder Waffle imprint on Richard’s cheek A cloud of chalk blonds his hair Beards his performance grin Richard has a look like when he’s seen his dad Come home again and again and again After happy hour Leaps to his bedroom door Holding the side of his face “You can’t do that! You can’t do that!” Out he disappears Mr. B clasps his hands and fixes his face to his family “Now for quiet.” And we don’t dare say anything.
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