We're no strangers to perceptible sacrifice
so, we've put all flavors of fun on ice.
Einsteining overnight - alone - is
about as exciting as a windows phone.
But I've been-to-the-show as a pinckney,
and in my years of parental-stalking analyses
the juice is definitely worth the squeeze.
Soon holiday parties will be made gold
by candlelight and champagne cold.
We'll decorate with reds and greens
and surrounding ourselves with tinseled things
we'll sing songs of angels and newborn kings.
But not just yet, no, not now - now tis the pre-seasoning -
a time of unrest, stress and testing - and God help
you if they're not impressed with your reasoning.
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slang…
einsteining = studying for exams
been-to-the-show = seen things
pinckney = a child
the juice is worth the squeeze = the reward is worth the work
.....'Peter Salovey, the twenty-third president of Yale University and the Chris Argyris Professor of Psychology. He holds secondary faculty appointments in the School of Management, the School of Public Health, the Institution for Social and Policy Studies, and the Sociology Department. '
anais, I say: 'go with 'tis, not tis'. And 'how dare Yale's administration subject you 'kids' to testing this time of (the) year! ! ? I'd complain to: (contl)
'windows phone': you can add THAT to your glossary. I looked up 'glossary' and it isn't the best word for my purpose; I also read that glossaries are alphabetical. : ) So what! !
My stepfather had a windows phone once - there were few apps for it - but it had 'live' icons that were quite nice.
'pinckney, ' Oh, I just saw your definition of this above; I've not finished reading the poem, which i haven't like so far. Boo-hoo. I was only finding people's last names in my search.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
complain to '.....'Peter Salovey, the twenty-third president of Yale University and the Chris Argyris Professor of Psychology. He holds secondary faculty appointments in the School of Management, the School of Public Health' et al.