The poem describes the anxiety and fear felt before a student's first day of classes. It explores the worries about being late, lost, or not making friends. On the morning of the first day, the student feels both excitement and nervousness. However, once in class the student encounters a familiar face, has a nice teacher, and finds the class interesting. The student is then able to navigate campus with ease. The poem concludes that with effort, the student can overcome fears and find success and friends if they remember to keep fear at bay.
The poem describes the anxiety and fear felt before a student's first day of classes. It explores the worries about being late, lost, or not making friends. On the morning of the first day, the student feels both excitement and nervousness. However, once in class the student encounters a familiar face, has a nice teacher, and finds the class interesting. The student is then able to navigate campus with ease. The poem concludes that with effort, the student can overcome fears and find success and friends if they remember to keep fear at bay.
The poem describes the anxiety and fear felt before a student's first day of classes. It explores the worries about being late, lost, or not making friends. On the morning of the first day, the student feels both excitement and nervousness. However, once in class the student encounters a familiar face, has a nice teacher, and finds the class interesting. The student is then able to navigate campus with ease. The poem concludes that with effort, the student can overcome fears and find success and friends if they remember to keep fear at bay.
you feel your heart pound, can’t take it anymore. You just need to conquer this one simple day, and once it is over, you can be on your way.
It is soon, for your school term, the day of the first,
and in every nightmare it’s getting worse. You’re scared you’ll be late, or get lost while on road, your heart full of fear and your brain full of doubt.
On the eve of that day, you toss and you turn,
and your thoughts are all jumbled and confused. Will you make it to class, will you even survive? Or will you make some new friends and hopefully thrive?
You get up so early, a frog in your throat,
but also excitement, can you even emote? You put on a nice outfit and gather your lunch, today won’t be awful, you have a good hunch.
You get to your class, you’re calm and on time,
but your brain is still scared it will change on a dime.
Alas! An old friend, or a familiar face,
you’ve encountered this person, you’re in the same race. You engage in small talk, and you feel your fears ebb, you are making connections, you’ re part of a web.
Your teacher comes in, greets you all with a smile,
you regard your progression, you’ve moved forward a mile. The professor is nice, and the class seems exciting, you quickly remember that school is delighting.
You navigate campus with grace and with ease,
this day is fantastic, it’s everything you please. Learning is great, and oh-so-rewarding, it does not have to be so stressful or boring.
You’ll meet friends and find success in some way, you just have to make sure your fear is at bay. So try to remember, there’s no sense in fretting, fearing, not sleeping, and generally sweating, you’ll surely succeed, there is no other way, so, go forth and conquer your school year’s first day!
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