A Day Like No Other

Earlier I was supposed to wake that day.
Slumber & fatigue were hardly pushed away.
I hoped to remain longer in bed, in warmth I wished to stay.
Low spirited, heavy hearted to school I made my way.
French & English exams were due, I’d nothing to say.
All words looked the same, my paper stood where it lay.
I wished my “Pa” was French, my “Ma” was English, it won’t do anyway.
I ain’t got a clue, I’ll never have one, no one may.
I wished some super power or raging fire would stop it, mayday!
I got back to my senses, that state would surely bring ‘bout decay.
I scratched some lines on my paper, grabbed my stuff & went away.