Tag Archives: UNF

Sonnet: To My English Professor

Posted on October 8, 2003 by Louis William Rose

If I could set the standards I must meet, Does common sense not indicate that I, Would place the bar mere inches from my feet, To effortlessly clear it when I try? Or do I choose a steeper, nobler path? … Continue reading →

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Poem: A Question for the Candidate

Posted on May 1, 2003 by Louis William Rose

What used to bear the name of university, Is now no more than an employee factory, Where students do not ponder truth and mystery, But train instead to serve the world economy, And lick the boots of those who climb … Continue reading →

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Poem: Mary Was Such a Good Employee

Posted on October 12, 2002 by Louis William Rose

Mary, was such a good employee. She worked ten or more hours a day. Whenever they had an emergency, Mary was willing to stay. Bob was a good employee too. His work was his heart and soul. No limit to … Continue reading →

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