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Wow, this is great.
Detention
What a great word,
And on a Saturday at that,
Wow, what luck.
And the socializing,
Something I could never do elsewhere.
All the great people
Willing to give up their Saturday.
3, 4, 5, 6 hours,
Just sitting here,
Or sleeping,
When I would be much happier doing this at home.
But its ok,
I get to see all the people I hate,
And on a Saturday,
On one of my two days to get away from them.
Stupid principal
Why do you have to torment me like this?
You know I hate you
And all your followers.
But you like to do this to people,
Make them go to school 6 days a week instead of just 5.
Maybe we'll get smarter?
Learn our lesson?
..well we wont,
we'll just figure out a better way to do things,
to not get caught.
Thats all your teaching us here.
How to be more sneaky,
More secretive,
How to lie better.
So instead of calling you stupid, Mr. Principal,
Which I still think you are,
I just won't say it to your face anymore,
I should be thanking you.
Yup, thats right,
Thanking you
For teaching me things only kids in detention learn,
For making me a better person,
And for the opportunity to learn how to screw you over and not get caught.
: )
Asshole



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On Thursday February 16th, 2006, TheBardOfBlasphemy (462) writes:
hee, funny shit. I wonder... is this social commentary? Is this also what we are teaching people, sending them to prisons. I know for one, if i got busted smoking weed, it wouldn't make me stop!


On Tuesday January 3rd, 2006, dismal silence (20) writes:
hell yeah, damn principals, god i miss those days lol...awsome write, stick it to the man lol


On Friday November 18th, 2005, An Expired Member (25) writes:
Yea exactly right i get in trouble each day and eack day i get smarter about how to do it next time,and how not to get caught,but for me its say for 1:30 more mins on your day or suspension (which i dont mind)lol nice work


On Wednesday March 9th, 2005, Shadow Fox (23) writes:
i love this piece. It reminds me of my days in school. How I miss them.


On Monday November 1st, 2004, Rebel_Angel (401) writes:
yeah, when people get into trouble sometimes they learn a lesson and it is to not get caught the next time. I've been through that a few times.


On Friday October 1st, 2004, An Expired Member (5) writes:
way cool...its funny cus its true


On Saturday June 19th, 2004, Lydia Jade (783) writes:
dont think iv read anything from you before...i must say i am impressed


On Tuesday June 8th, 2004, BleedSilver (372) writes:
I like th time and thought put into this...It reminds me of my school...*rolls eyes* my principal sucks too, and detention is just a way to become more sneaky. Good Write. ~Mikey


On Monday June 7th, 2004, Velvet_Raventon (690) writes:
Yeah the system is not very effective... Nice write though, ~V.


On Thursday May 20th, 2004, Instant Insanity (726) writes:
HAHA, I go to a Christian School, we dont have Saturday Detention, In Fact We dont have detention, Just thaught I needed to rub it in someones face, Just playing, I would never think to write a poem about A principal


On Monday April 19th, 2004, gothemite (398) writes:
ha.. yeah thats pretty much all detention does... stoopid principals lol....


On Sunday April 18th, 2004, Rachel (394) writes:
Something tells me if you didn't break the rules, you wouldn't have to go that 6th day of the week.



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