My friend’s always around and her name’s Peri. peri =around
But one day she morphed into a yellow canary. morph= shape
She changed her shape, and flew away
To escape the loquacious sub that day. loqu= talk
Yes, these are my friends
From room 103,
I love them a lot phil =love
Even girl-crazy Philly.
He’s ridiculous because rid= laughter
He never stops laughing;
And how many times did we
Have to stop Cata from napping? cata =down (get it? napping?)
“Enough is enough!” said the teacher one day, sat= enough
“I’m not satisfied; for this, I need more pay.”
She panned the room, looking all around. pan = all
Until Neo, the new kid, she found. neo = new
Under her breath she said something she tried to hide,
“Man! You kids might make me commit homicide!” hom= man
The only good student, Eunice, moved to Maine eu = good
“If she’d only come back, then I’d be sane.”
For show and tell, my other friend Ali, ali= other
Brought his faithful dog Fido fid= faith
And his parrot named Poly, poly= many
Who spoke many words and was rather jolly.
The evil teacher shouted “Let’s have a pop quiz!”
All the kids groaned, especially Liz.
They pleaded and said, “Until next week, let’s wait!” plac= please
The teacher gave in, though unhappy to placate.
Yes, this is my room
We are a close-knit family. clud= close
None are excluded,
From this peaceful catastrophe. pac= peace
So this is the story of how the teacher from room 103,
Became a believer in adolescent misanthropy. anthrop= man
You're very clever, Meggan. This poem really made me smile. Etymology rocks!
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