The School With Its Rules! Poem by Clarence Prince

There was a school, whose pupils weren't fools
Just that school, with no chairs, only stools
Option, benches or sitting on the floor
This school, it was really different
It wasn't for reading, writing, or arithmetic

It was for such thing, as creating cosmetic
It was that sort of school, with its rules
Its students didn't allow singing the blues
That was only one of that school's rules
Pupils aren't fools, but schools must have rules

Students, one day were sitting by its pool
When this happen, one fell a off a stool
That stool was brought to the school
The student didn't hurt, but what if…
Fair enough that pupil landed in the pool

The same realized, in the pool it was cool
At that very special school, with its rules
Averting its students from singing the blues
That was only one of that school's rules
This school, it was really different

It didn't give in to students grant
Everyone had the same struggling chance
Pupils aren't fools, but schools must have rules
Teacher, uphold and maintain all school's rules
For the good of all the students' sake!