Careless Poem by Ima Ryma
Careless
The bell did ring and school was out.
I needed to relax a bit.
A cigarette would help no doubt.
Behind the building up I lit.
I was sure that I flunked that test.
The folks would surely punish me.
Not a happy future I guessed.
Car privileges would cease to be.
I thought I heard someone and so
I quickly gave the cig a toss.
All I could think was time to go,
Feeling of panic swept across.
A while later came the whole town
And watched the school house burning down.
Careless persons can create a great disaster. A well expressed poem with a lesson in life.
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4/26/2024 12:31:43 AM # 1.0.0.1119
See? Smoking really is bad for you!