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He’s so cute
I wonder if he saw me
Oh he did
He did
He wants me to be his girlfriend?
Yippie
But I’m new
I don't know hardly anyone
Maybe I should wait
Uh, sorry?
The name calling starts
Teacher’s pet
Dork Breath
Cheater
Smarty Pants
When will it end?
Please stop
You're hurting my feelings
But it continues on
No one stands up for me
Everyone just blows it off
Like it’s nothing
But it’s not nothing
It’s changing me
I can't sleep
I can’t eat
I don't want to go to school
And face the sixth grade anymore
I should've said yes
Just one little, three letter word
Can I drop out?
Oh, yeah
I can’t til I'm at least sixteen
With parental consent
It continues
Teacher’s pet
Dork Breath
Cheater
Smarty Pants
What to do
What to do
Dad, why am I so stupid?
What’s wrong with me?
Why can't he treat me like
Everyone else?
Relax, everything will be fine
Now…
He can't hurt you anymore
What would you do,
If you saw bullying?
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Two sides of town are what separate us
In fair Verfield, a quiet and small place
When I don't see you I throw a big fuss
You lift my spirits up with your embrace
You are always trying to make me laugh
Although, your jokes are always through a tease
I always feel like you're my second half
Life around you is such a gentle breeze
We see each other at least once a week
My heart races when I am around you
Our friendship has certainly reached it’s peak
Instead, you are dating a girl named Sue
Why can’t you see how we are meant to be?
I will be waiting under the oak tree
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You're always there for me
To wipe away my tears
When I feel sick, you
Take care of me
You've watched me laugh
And get angry
At stupid, little things
You lift me up
When I feel down
You pick me up
When I fall
You're always encouraging me
Especially when I am
Ready to give up
You don’t let me slack off
On my grades
No matter how much I don’t
Like the teacher
You make me feel like a
Beautiful princess
Even when I don't believe it
You tell me I don’t
Need a man
I’m an independent young lady
It doesn't matter how many
Times I make the same stupid
Mistake
You tell me it’s okay
As long as I don't do it again
Even though I probably will
I irritate you in so many ways
But you still love me
We get in fights over dumb stuff
Whether it be what I wear or
Whose turn it is to do the laundry
But you still love me
I don't have much more time left
In this old house
But I just wanted to let you know
How much you mean to me
I love you, Mom
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Cross the bridge
Cross the lawn
Lawn mower
Lawn care
Care Bear
Care Credit
Credit or Debt
Credit Card
Card envelopes
Card trick
Trick-or-Treat
Trick question
Question of the day
Question mark
Mark up
Mark the correct answer
Answer me
Answer to no one
One Direction
One big happy family
Family friendly
Family Dollar
Dollar sign
Dollar exchange rate
Rate formula
Rate of return
Return requested
Return the gift
Gift card
Gift Box
Box office
Box spring
Spring flowers
Spring break
Break a bone
Break a record
Record player
Record Label
Label Maker
Label Shopper
Shopper approved
Shopper guide
Guide dogs
Guide me home
Home sweet home
Home is where the heart is
Is it not
Is anyone up
Up…
Not…
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The men own
Us
High schools have
Dress codes geared to girls
Girls will “seduce men” by
What they wear
Oh, by the way
Your shoulder is so sexy
I mean it turns on a guy, right?
Wrong
Since when have we had
A woman as president
Never
Any woman running for
President has been
Voted out
In some work situations
Women make
Less
Women have to work harder
To work their way to the
Top
They call us weak and unable
We belong in the kitchen
They say
At home tending to the children
We get the title
“Like a Girl”
Because we are “not able”
To keep up with the
Boys
Throughout the centuries
Women before us have been
Fighting
For our rights
Let’s continue on with the
Legacy
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