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Tenth Grade Chemistry Class was a Blast!

She was the new chemistry teacher, prim & proper, wearing a tight, short skirt

which barely covered her shapely ass.

Spitballs, paper airplanes, flying notes, such a disorderly class.

She arrived at school each day in her tiny, white Porsche, we had to wonder why she

chose to teach such a course?

She told us her new experiment would discover the fountain of youth.

We didn't dare tell her, could it be that her mirror hid the truth?

Sweat mixed with the liquid in the beakers, her hair falling about her face.

Two buttons popped from her chest, exposing ample breasts, now free from their

confined space.

Bunson burners glowing, bright blue flames, no one expected the events that happened

next...

BANG! explosions shook the entire lab, this surely wasn't what was written in our

texts.

We don't know if she found what she was searching for,

but we all laughed until our sides hurt, her bare ass mooning us as she ran out the

door.




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  • Roaddog Wolf
    September 1, 2008

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    "Spitballs, paper airplanes, flying notes, such a disorderly class." liked that line brought back ole school days.

    thank you for your entry and good luck in the contest....


  • dustookie2
    August 30, 2008

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    You have indeed painted a picture. Reading this a few times through and following your line breaks stilted the flow a tad. The way a poem is presented on the page can entice people in or make them turn the page. The contest did ask for 10 lines, forgetting the 46 line count perhaps some re-drafting would tighten it up making the impact I think this deserves. Yes it is a personal opinion but we can but read the lines on the page as they are presented to us as the reader. Still a great take on the prompt I do like where you have taken this contest challenge. Good luck


  • stoneage silver member
    August 18, 2008
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    Teachers...I’m a teacher, the emperor wears no cloths
    The chem teacher was a lover of school,
    not a lover of teaching,
    chemistry
    or even students,
    she just loved the cycle of sports and seasons.
    The serene indifference of nature
    knows what she knew multiplied by infinity


  • BuriedTreasures silver member
    August 18, 2008

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    Great Imagery within this very very funny composition.
    Well done & Best of Luck in the Contest!