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Post by bulbapetar on Apr 1, 2012 0:24:01 GMT -3
Here's a short poem I wrote in my effort to gain admission into the College of William and Mary. Unfortunately, they only offered me a place on their waitlist.
Not the best, but I thought it was a pretty good poem.
“The Running Machine of Math, History, and Just About Anything” By Peter Guevara
Of all the things in the world to do, Right now I can but only think of two: To work as hard as the busy bee Or indulge in sleep just like a baby.
But perhaps when I wake I can go run, Or find the sum of all four-digit numbers that end in 1. Then maybe after that I’ll pick up a book; Yes, I’ll make sure it’s not the thing called the Nook.
If in this poem there exists a tale, I hope it’s no history paper in grand detail. Though, if it does sound like such a report, A ship of its kind will never leave port.
Alas, there remains much of my story to tell; However, look to the future and know all is well. I now seek a solution to the college quandary: I turn my head south to the College of William and Mary.
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