| Ok, class, settle down. |
| I’d like to introduce you to your new teacher.
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| His name is Mr. K
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| Mr. K, would you like to tell the class about yourself?
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| I’m your new professor
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| I’ve improved the lesser message of your clueless testers
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| They’ve been removed, I am the new successor
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| The first assignment that I’ll burst your mind with is to break the earth’s
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| alignment
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| Find six different time zones and reverse the climate
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| Of course I’ll time it within the glass where the sand particles pass
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| That’s ten books that you must read by the end of class
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| This is the only way to teach you right and make you see the light
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| And I forgot to mention you have to read each one twice
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| No pens allowed in this assembly
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| Complex math and chemistry must instantly be committed to memory
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| And after you complete your twenty reads, focus your deep internal energy
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| Then learn to speak the language of the centipedes
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| No need to call you to the floor, what would you have to walk for?
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| I brought a self-erasing, levitating chalkboard
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| Every lesson is taught at Mach 4
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| Even the clock stops to watch your body as it learns to float through locked
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| doors
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| Many fall from stress long before they acquiesce
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| ‘cause it’s hard to pass the test without cardiac arrest
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| Your brain use amount is tiny, 10 percent or less
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| But if someone reminds me, I’ll help you access the other 90
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| We’ll studying making seconds moment-less
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| I’ll need a five page essay describing future inventions that don’t exist
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| And after that, you’ll have to try and top it
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| Hope your mind can process bringing in a real volcano as a science project
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| The more progression, the deeper the lessons
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| Ninety multiple choice options on each of the questions
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| I’ll teach you to build things without reading directions
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| My standards so high that I’ll punish you for reaching perfection
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| And once I broke the spell, all of you will learn to read unopened mail
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| And bring a thing that can’t be shown or told about to show and tell
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| Before we scratch the surface, I’ll just test a person first
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| And every thirty seconds, blurt a whole semester’s worth of work
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| The consequence for bad behavior is wrenching
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| Sending you to detention in an evil, wicked dimension
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| And even though it’s only minutes, the time seems like a thousand ages
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| So many courses, the report cards are a thousand pages
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| Each slide of history recited in its chronology
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| Unabridged dictionaries, every word’s etymology
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| The Iliad and The Odyssey, you’ll judge them with mockery
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| You’ll even see the blue object that floats over the top of me
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| My classroom is an abnormal regime
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| Homework is rubbed into your forehead in the form of a cream
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| And no matter what you do, don’t ever touch this bright folder
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| If you miss one day of class, I’ll start your whole life over
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| Then at recess, we play with gamma rays on average days
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| Ten millenniums of curriculum all on half a page
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| And every mind in here, I’m linkin' ‘em
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| Which means you never have to raise your hands
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| You ask me questions by thinkin' ‘em
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| Increments of time I’ll wrinkle ‘em
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| And teach you how to carry galaxies in your book bags by shrinkin' ‘em
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| You will see me as ugly, I don’t need you to love me
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| Life or death pop quizzes on subjects that we didn’t study
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| I’m sure you notice several older people here in the class
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| There’s students from my former school who haven’t managed to pass
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| They’ve been with me since they were young, each class and each stage
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| ‘cause one of the courses that they kept failing was mastering age
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| You’ll have to learn to see through people’s minds like x-rays do
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| And if you somehow pass the class, I’ll teach the next grade too
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| So with that said, my preamble is through, pleasure to meet’cha
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| By the way, I’m Mr. K, your new second grade teacher |