Tuesday, September 7, 2010

He moved his finger - Poetry in Newark, New Jersey Classroom Product

He pulled his finger on the child in all of us who have some 'bad now and then love, weighing the possible consequences, with the emotion of Getting Away with something. Written in a school where children 10 and 11 years, of course, know all the slang, what is not Crip To tell and what to say to a blood, and each course and sub-gangs in Newark. Wow, what a lesson for me!

He moved with his finger as hard as he could
elevationArm
and end in view;

He knew that danger lurked near future,
when he pointed the finger
compared to its peers bald head;

He could not resist
It 'was so very sweet to expose the front
only on the passenger seat;

whispered a quiet smile
los finger the weapon in a subtle way his classmates gave a message
The teacher suddenly;

The bullet sailed through the air the whole class together
panickyFear,
and sailed straight as without beginning or end,
was clearly much more than fate;

between the eyes of little Tom,
beat his forehead with sudden alarm, and a silly smile
our anti-hero sat-
not too big and not too thin, with an eerie calm;

Needless to say,
he does not stay in class the day but the manager's office directly,
Often knew the way;

But while sitting there, hour after minute hand ticking second, allDay
and when he drew the second-hand, says that spinning asked his minutes;

It was worth all those hours and abuse, and those
to see that elastic shot in the head of his companion
then struck;

and all the emotions
this minute misery turned to joy
when the day turned into night;

and all day he did sit
without even a sound, while the second hand
Slowly turn.

Inspired by Luis Munoz Marin School EastNewark, NJ

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