The teacher
Thirteen years old and shy
I was just an average guy
High school had just begun
Summer gone, end of fun
More math and history
Get ready for the misery
Homeroom starts the day
After that it would all be grey
Boring teachers would ensue
Dosing before the day was through
I wish I didn’t have to go
And waste my time with this show
Third period was French class
I couldn’t wait for it to pass
Miss Barrows was sitting there
Behind her desk, in her chair
She held a book close to her face
I looked around and found a place
She closed the book and stood
My god! She looked good
She was statuesque and built
I stared with feelings of guilt
At the thoughts that I was thinking
My eyelids were not even blinking
“Bonjour class,” she said
Thoughts of us, were in my head
“Parlez vous Francais?” was next
She looked at me, my body flexed
I liked to hear her talk
I loved to watch her walk
The time went by fast
Everyone left and I was last
As I approached the door
She walked across the floor
“Monsieur, you left your book
I turned to take a look
She handed it to me
A big smile I could see
I took the book and all the while
I could not help but smile
School was not a chore that year
The reason why was very clear
Third period was why
I was such a happy guy
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