Fredanting Time Poem by anais vionet

Fredanting Time



I may look like a chear-leader - but I really am a cheetah
and after they pass those tests out - I'm going to beat ya.
I heard a student say, in the cafeteria near where I sat
'They really don't expect us to read **all** of that.'
and I chuckled to see the many headshakes of agreement.

Don't these people know that this is really an arena?
I was accepted to Yale before I finished ninth grade and now
I'm surrounded by these 'A' types who think they have it made
- until I eviscerate them with curve-crushing grades.

Learning is a passion, an exhilaration and release.
The last place on earth, that you ever want to be
is sitting in a classroom, competing against me.

'How'd the test go? ' He asks.
'Oh, ' I shrug and say, 'I think I did ok.'
Let me translate that for you, 'I made a feekin' **A**.'

Fredanting Time
Saturday, January 8, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: university,teen,humor
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**We just got our grades, and yeah, I made the Dean's list. ** feadant: slang for bragging shamelessly *** something fierce for your Saturday morning =]*
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Paris, France
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