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We used to play billiards and fight all the fire. We'd drink tea from cheap mugs, read The Economist or newspaper, chat about boyfriends, girlfriends, what was and wasn't a rumour? The printer munched on paper, lounge about on scratchy chairs. 50% revision, 50% laughter. Psychology was me with a group of girls. How many people, where, when, and what was it Freud said again? Spanish was the same, me, L, C and E. Picasso's view of war, a bull and a flower, grammar overload in the afternoon. And then there was English. Can you hear me Fitzgerald? On a row of females (not just one), roses, four stories and a single trumpet. On the garish bus to see the Manor or the specialists, to walk up and down aisles in Asda, talking music with baguettes and meatballs. Two years came, two years went. Exams, goodbyes, brown envelopes arrived. After tapas and a holiday came sly September. Here I was with fresh men, different faces from different places. So I walked up the steps into the next avenue.
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Apr 20, 2012
Apr 20, 2012 at 3:14 PM UTC
Education: 2009-2011
We used to play billiards and fight all the fire. We'd drink tea from cheap mugs, read The Economist or newspaper, chat about boyfriends, girlfriends, what was and wasn't a rumour? The printer munched on paper, lounge about on scratchy chairs. 50% revision, 50% laughter. Psychology was me with a group of girls. How many people, where, when, and what was it Freud said again? Spanish was the same, me, L, C and E. Picasso's view of war, a bull and a flower, grammar overload in the afternoon. And then there was English. Can you hear me Fitzgerald? On a row of females (not just one), roses, four stories and a single trumpet. On the garish bus to see the Manor or the specialists, to walk up and down aisles in Asda, talking music with baguettes and meatballs. Two years came, two years went. Exams, goodbyes, brown envelopes arrived. After tapas and a holiday came sly September. Here I was with fresh men, different faces from different places. So I walked up the steps into the next avenue.
Written: April 2012 and April 2013. Explanation: A poem about my time in sixth form. Took a while to write because I had to remember certain things about the classes I did. The poem contains references to computer games, people and locations, among a few others.
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Apr 20, 2012
Apr 20, 2012 at 3:14 PM UTC
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