January Student Poems

Veronica Sawyer, a rebel in plaid
She joined the Heathers, but they were so bad
They ruled the school with their cruel games and lies
But Veronica had...

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You’re making me wait
“just two more weeks,” 
but already the wait’s
crossed half a year.
“A few more weeks, 
no difference,”you say,
and it’s true, but you see,
in...

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I was off for my vacation. After a long flight and drive, I reached my cozy apartment. Stars like diamonds filled the cold January night....

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I was reading by a lamp,                                       ...

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January 1, 2020, what do I see.                  ...

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Resolutions each January I feel I must do.                 ...

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even her name evoked colorful images
Ginger November, a student of mine
quiet girl with ebony hair
a blessing to teach till family troubles intervened

divorcing parents of a...

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Sorry madam, I can’t you follow

Don’t move son, I’ll come to your row.

I can’t understand a word from your mouth

Next time I’ll bring my PC...

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New teacher hopes to impart
		a fraction of what she knows.
		In June, she hopes she taught half
		as much as she learned.


January 14, 2015

written for Silent One's...

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Student


Would you allow me to argue
In the end so as to agree;
To bear with my “warped” view
To analyse “holy” decree?
Would you deny me a chance
To...

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