January 23, 2012

  • Saving Seats

    This poem is hot off the presses. I finished it today in class. Actually, the entire poem was written in one class or another, which is fitting. My favorite thing about this poem is that it can apply to any age: grade school, through high school, onto college, and whatever classes adults may be in. Heck, even the nursing home! I hope you guys enjoy. happy

     

    She sits on the other side of class today.

    The other side seems so far away.

    Though often, a glimpse, I can see,

    I’d much rather have her sit by me.

    Forgive me, if you think it wrong

    That I have, the whole class long

    Tried to keep her in my sight;

    But I cannot, try as I might,

    Focus on what is being taught.

    For she might have what I have sought.

    I have a feeling that behind those eyes

    I might find truth, not more lies.

    From her beautiful hair, to the shoes on her feet,

    Everything about her is nice and neat.

    Even the way she smells is good!

    If I could sit with her, I would.

    But alas! this is something Fate has denied.

    But Fate can not see what is inside…

    So tomorrow I would like to see

    If she would like to sit by me.

    All of my classmates, I will beat

    And next to me, I’ll save her a seat.

     

     

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