Best School Work Poems

My dreams are not
what I thought they would be.
When I was fifteen,
and thinking of me.
"Twenty years from now..."
the thought ran through my mind.
"I'll be beautiful and smart.
Happy and kind."
"I'll be a stay at home mom,
with my high school sweetheart by my side.
He'll work nine to...

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I sit alone, invisible, on this chair
In a climate conditioned 22.
Surrounded by pin-boards, computers and boxes
At a grey corner desk in a zoo.

Detachable shelves hang, offering a space
To put all our things of import.
People whisper and gossip and mutter and moan
Complaining about public transport.

Glass walls...

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The day of Pentecost, Church celebrated
Administered Holy Baptism
St. Peter declares
“Repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of sins and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit”

The apostles offer baptism to anyone who believed in Fr. Christ Jesus
You will be...

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Every child in school owns a pencil
Used for bringing out a writing skill

It always goes with the sharpener
So it writes clearly on a paper

Sometimes it styles in many colors
Also smells in different flavors

In school it is very important
Need to have this not only for want...

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Leaving the house to go to work,
making sure I have,
my car keys,
my house keys,
extra money,
my cup of coffee,
a notebook,
a picture book,
a juice box,
my cell phone
and I am ready to go....

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Mom got up early and is in the kitchen
Preparing the breakfast for everyone
Dad's still in the bathroom and is shaving
And the beat of life goes on

The kids are busy getting set for school
One is still trying to get homework done
The others are taking things really...

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IRONING

Years of ironing starched shirt collars
for my father and the aprons
we wore for cookery class in school,
gave a polished surface to the clothes iron.

The end opened like the lid of a box
and out came the large stone which
we buried in the centre of the open...

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On my get acquainted interview when Mr. Rivers told me he wanted the other counselor, not me, and he had invited her to help him say this I suspected he was a hate-everybody-and-especially-you guy.
Everything I said, did, thought of doing, sat on, or threw out,...

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The day began like every other day
no hint of what was to happen
taking the children to school
she saw a man near the gates

He smiled at her and tipped his cap
tall and handsome around her age
sadly when she came out he was gone
with a sign she...

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Why was my whole special school life, 
An interpretation of nature and school?
A philosophical contemplation and analysis,
A freeway inquiry into the education tool. 

Because the god concept was lain out,
On the household table, delicately spread, 
I was sharp at social phenomenon, 
Even as a primary...

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Waiting is the hardest thing to do.
Impatiently in our desire we wait to set the world on fire.
We run and jump when we are young
  with energy to burn and it's so hard to wait your turn.
But as we grow we start to slow
...

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School work
Lunch time
School work
Computers
School work
Fun time...

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From    black-board    to    projectors,
the   education   system    has   never    been    diaphanous.
Everything   has   changed    with ...

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I’m an indecisive person

Ask anyone who knows me

I change my major every week

Grinding my teeth while I’m asleep

Cause I don’t face my anxiety

That’s what it is...

Sometimes I think I’m artsy

Is this a poem I’m writing?

Sometimes I think I’m smartsy

Go into bioengineering?

I just hate corporate America

Don’t...

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She introduced herself to the staff as their new vice-principal.
It was not the truth,
Not quite a lie yet either.
In truth, she had
Warned the principal
She was after his job.
The principal did not get to choose
His own staff, and human resources
Had hired and sent him this
 maladroit...

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