An ode to the pen that exploded in my pants and that one oscar worthy thought I had in a math classA Poem by S€H@JEnjoyyyyOh valiant pen, my inky knight, Clipped to my pocket, loyal and tight" Or so I thought, until the day You staged a navy-blue cabaret. A Jackson Pollock masterpiece bloomed on my shirt ,
My laundry screamed, my dignity hurt. You swore to sign essays, not fabric and skin, Yet here you are"turning my pants into sin. And as if betrayal weren’t already prime, You struck again… but this time in mime. For in maths class, where boredom breeds art, A thought was born"a magnum opus of heart. It had explosions, plot twists, romance with cheese, Dialogue so sharp it could cut through trees. I saw my name in golden light, The Oscars bowed, the crowd took flight. But as the chalk squealed “Pythagoras’ proof,” My daydream dissolved through the classroom roof. Oh, cursed pen, oh vanished dream ,
Two separate tragedies, one chaotic theme. You stain my clothes, you rob my fame, Yet somehow… I love you all the same.
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