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"gcses" poems
I lost a friend In the land of broken dreams We can’t lie And say we didn’t try But today I stride in alone To the land of the forgotten Hoping to make it out alive In one piece, to the other side It may take an hour or year but we have one last chance To mend our souls   And lives And our GCSEs But if we fail Then we failed together We may not be friends But we gave it ago And I regret nothing I had fun. I enjoyed the hidden pain All the laughs and jokes And the nasty remarks. We were different And that’s what made it special We were special And no one can change that Till next time, Good bye my ‘good friend’ I’ll see you in English and science And lunch and break. Because we can’t be avoided. Yesterday we stood together and Today I  stand alone Onto my next journey I turn back to the past before stepping to the future While you watch me from the distance Wondering where did it all go wrong,
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Nov 22, 2020
Nov 22, 2020 at 2:47 PM UTC
Failing together
The next few hours  can determine ones chance of survival. Of stability in their lives as an adult. Good luck in your GCSEs my dear friends! It’s not your fault exams got cancelled.
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Aug 20, 2020
Aug 20, 2020 at 1:15 AM UTC
Good luck
When I got my GCSEs They said I was lucky When I got into uni They said I was lucky When the doctors got to me just in time They said I was lucky When I met you I knew it was luck And now I’m running out of luck And you’re leaving me I wonder what they’ll say now
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Feb 14, 2019
Feb 14, 2019 at 3:37 PM UTC
Lucky Me
i’m meant to be able to do it, for a long time it’s been the only thing i’m good at, i never felt inferior when learning it, and getting my grades back, was like a dream come true finally some As in the bag, for someone who truly, only, ever really got Cs and when i did my GCSEs the questions flowed through me, and the words placed themselves on the page without me barely even thinking, i knew what i was doing then, and now, well, i sit and stare at the poems without a thought in my mind, and i read Dr Faustus and pretend like i don’t care, that i can’t conjure a single, original point and i can’t analyse the words because i don’t know what they mean and i can’t write my essays with that familiar confidence i used to contain, now i sit and i struggle, without structure or form and no context at all, then i’m surprised when it comes back as a D, the As are gone, and so are the Cs.
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Apr 23, 2017
Apr 23, 2017 at 7:03 PM UTC
a level english