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On the morrow of Monday My Spanish to be switched For I had hated Mrs. Bastida With much and many a bliss Walked I did Right out of her class Walked I did Simply to make a switch To my surprise I was obliged To reconfide with the bristles and brush To Mrs. Cacase I went! Will to switch my motive was To the first day Let it be to which I sat At a table with two People of which That I thought I only knew For there was a freshy Well maybe more than a few But this freshys eyes Glittered of acrylic blue Her hair warped Whipped as she moved Like ***** blonde waves That could warp a schooners powerful colored wood There she sat The Lines she drew Straight to a spiral Then a colorful a splash to go Talked she did Attention only grew For she bewildered me Her name was Briana Briana Dampson was the one I knew.....
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 3:53 PM UTC
Briana
On the morrow of Monday My Spanish to be switched For I had hated Mrs. Bastida With much and many a bliss Walked I did Right out of her class Walked I did Simply to make a switch To my surprise I was obliged To reconfide with the bristles and brush To Mrs. Cacase I went! Will to switch my motive was To the first day Let it be to which I sat At a table with two People of which That I thought I only knew For there was a freshy Well maybe more than a few But this freshys eyes Glittered of acrylic blue Her hair warped Whipped as she moved Like ***** blonde waves That could warp a schooners powerful colored wood There she sat The Lines she drew Straight to a spiral Then a colorful a splash to go Talked she did Attention only grew For she bewildered me Her name was Briana Briana Dampson was the one I knew.....
I wrote this poem a few years back for a girl I once loved, it made me smile to go back and see myself switch from a teacher I hated to one I loved then found this girl who had crushed me........ Nevertheless I still wrote this for her
tyler-james-roberts
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Oct 26, 2015
Oct 26, 2015 at 3:53 PM UTC
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