Final Exam
On a snowy morning in December,
I briskly walked in a high school classroom
Facts for the test, I couldn't remember
For that, my brain simply had no more room.
(I should know the information!) I fumed.
The test began before I could react
And my wrong answers I couldn't redact
While everyone knew and didn't forget,
I floundered at rules that should have been fact
Even the right answers I didn't get.
Toxic
Is it poison I drink, or is it you,
You, my friend, my most bitter enemy
You beat me down till my skin's black and blue
But still, for some reason, I cannot see
I love you despite what you do to me
I wish I could tell my heart to wake up
To stop viewing you through a sweet closeup
That hides all the toxic mess that you are.
I wonder if I must now drink this cup
Ignore from your love, I reside so far.
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The Butterfly Book
PoetryA compilation of all my poems, put into one book for easier access.