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• Short Poems About Homework: A Reflection on the Student Experience

Homework, a word that can evoke mixed emotions in students across the globe. It is a necessary part of education, but often seen as a burden. Yet, in the realm of poetry, even the most mundane topics can be transformed into something beautiful. In this collection, we present a series of short poems that capture the essence of homework - the struggles, the procrastination, and the triumphs.

Poem 1: The Battle

The clock ticks on, seconds pass, My heart pounds, anxiety amassed. Paper and pen, a battlefield donned, With homework as my opponent, I'm drawn.

Through the equations, I trudge and brawl, My brain aches, threatening to fall. Though weary, I refuse defeat, For knowledge and growth, I must compete.

As I conquer each problem, one by one, A smile emerges, the battle won. Homework, my nemesis, now my friend, A stepping stone to success, I comprehend.

Poem 2: Procrastination's Grasp

Homework lies before me, a daunting sight, Yet distractions surround, tempting me to flight. The allure of social media, a siren's call, As I succumb, my motivation stalls.

The hours slip away, like sand through my hand, Procrastination's grasp, I can't withstand. But as deadlines loom, reality strikes, A race against time, my focus hikes.

With determination, I forge ahead, Conquering distractions and doubts, I tread. Homework demands my attention, I oblige, For triumph awaits, on the other side.

Poem 3: The Light of Understanding

Homework, a puzzle, complex and vast, But with every challenge, I learn and contrast. Through research and effort, I seek the light, For understanding, my ultimate delight.

In textbooks and notes, wisdom resides, As I dive deep, my curiosity guides. Each concept mastered, a spark ignites, Knowledge blossoms, like stars in the night.

Homework, a gateway to discovery's door, Expanding horizons, forevermore. Though it may seem mundane, a chore to some, Homework unveils the universe, where wonders thrum.

These short poems about homework encapsulate the myriad of emotions and experiences that students face. From the battle against time to the grip of procrastination, and ultimately, the pursuit of knowledge, these verses remind us that even in the mundane, poetry can find beauty. So, the next time you sit down to tackle your assignments, remember that within the realm of homework lies the potential for growth, understanding, and even a touch of poetic inspiration.

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I Need to Do My Homework

From the book A Festival for Frogs

I need to do my homework. I really shouldn’t wait. If I don’t do it right away, my homework will be late.

But first I’ll check my messages. Oh, look, I got a text. I probably should answer it, then do my homework next.

My friend says there’s a video I simply have to see. I’ll watch it first, and do my homework momentarily .

But now I’m feeling hungry, so I guess I need a snack. I’ll get myself a bite to eat and then I’ll come right back.

Oh, hey, I just remembered there’s a game I want to play. Just twenty minutes won’t make that much difference anyway.

I’d better do my homework now and not procrastinate . Except, oh no! It’s time for bed… My homework will be late.

 — Kenn Nesbitt

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My teacher ate my homework, which I thought was rather odd. He sniffed at it and smiled with an approving sort of nod. ...

I hope that you believe me, for I wouldn't tell a lie. I cannot turn my science homework in and this is why: ...

I cooked my math book in a broth and stirred it to a steaming froth. I threw in papers—pencils, too— to make a pot of homework stew. ...

My dog does my homework at home every night. He answers each question and gets them all right. ...

Homework, I love you. I think that you're great. It's wonderful fun when you keep me up late. I think you're the best when I'm totally stressed, preparing and cramming all night for a test. ...

Attention all students! Attention all kids! Hold onto your horses! Hold onto your lids! We have just exactly the thing that you need whenever you've way too much homework to read. ...

My computer ate my homework. Yes, it's troublesome, but true. Though it didn't gnaw or nibble and it didn't chomp or chew. ...

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School Poems For Kids

Poetry about school helps kids deal with their school experience. Poems about School covers important topics such as the teacher student relationship, friendships, bullying and social interactions with peers. These poems often have themes related to school life, such as going to school, making new friends, and learning new subjects. Children can learn about different poetic forms, such as rhyme and meter, and develop an appreciation for the beauty and power of words. Poems for kids can be a great tool for encouraging young readers to explore the world of poetry and discover the joy of reading and writing.

15 Child-Friendly Poems about School Life

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1. Homework Stew

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• By Kenn Nesbitt

I cooked my math book in a broth and stirred it to a steaming froth. I threw in papers—pencils, too— to make a pot of homework stew.

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I loved this poem because I loved how it said "I sprinkled up my book report". When at the end the teacher said "Your quite a chef but you get a F, I did not say homework stew, I said...

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2. I Can't Wait For Summer

I can’t wait for summer, when school days are done, to spend the days playing outside in the sun. I won’t have to study. No homework, no tests. Just afternoons spent on adventures and quests.

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• Rating 4.26

3. Let Me Out Of The Class

(sing to the tune of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game") Let me out of the classroom. Let me out of the school.

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• Rating 4.13

4. Cleaning House In My Brain

• By Kalli Dakos
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2020 with permission of the Author.

I'm cleaning house In my brain, It's BACK TO SCHOOL Time again.

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• Rating 4.43

5. I'm Sick

• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2014 with permission of the Author.

"I cannot go to school today," Said little Peggy Ann Makey. "My glasses broke. I think I'm going to choke.

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I thought it was such a good poem. It goes to show children will be children through the years. I had to laugh. It made me think of my own children and myself growing up, how miraculously...

• By Sanya Tandon
• Published by Family Friend Poems October 2011 with permission of the Author.

My best friend is a book that doesn't give me a weird look. It is like a golden door that takes me to the land where I have never been before.

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One of my best friends are books. Thanks for this poem, you are a really good poet.

• By Coral Rumble
• Published by Family Friend Poems October 2021 with permission of the Author.

When teams are picked, for playground games, I never seem to hear my name. I stand and watch the choices made And, one by one, my hopes all fade.

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8. Homework Limerick

• By Alyssa Tyler Ashely Lily Skylar Emily
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2015 with permission of the Author.

Why do we have homework after school? This is so uncool. I so want to cry I want to deny

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• Rating 3.90

This is very funny and true. Nice poem. Keep it up!

I’d like to be popular, just for a term, To stand with the in-crowd, be given a turn, To be called smart and help others to learn, But I can’t see it happening to me.

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10. Friday Feeling

At school you must be good And never get there late, But when it comes to Friday The children think it’s great

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11. Sleepyhead

• By Paul L. Kennedy
• Published by Family Friend Poems January 2020 with permission of the Author.

Oh, please let me have another half hour in bed. It feels like the pillow is stuck to my head. I'm cozy and I'm warm and my dreams are all nice.

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How many times have we all woken in the morning and felt that lovely warm cosy feeling of being snuggled up safely in our bed, and rather not get up and face the cold harsh real world?

12. Hard Work

• By Brianna D. Anderson
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2017 with permission of the Author.

They're all staring at me, Right through me they can see. I bet they are judging, They know I'm not focusing.

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13. School Lunches

• Published by Family Friend Poems August 2016 with permission of the Author.

Our school lunches are so, so bad. Eating this just makes me sad. None of this weird food is delicious, And all the lunch ladies are malicious!

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14. Do Your Homework Now

I've told you once, mom's told you twice. Forgetting homework just isn't nice. Homework is like getting dressed; got to do it to be your best.

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15. Summer And School

• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2009 with permission of the Author.

It's the last day of school! Let's go to the pool! Put on your bathing suit And grab some yummy juicy fruit!

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This is a poem about what a child in school is planning for his or her summer vacation. I know the excitement because I am also a student.

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