Exam war!

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Every one had written exams at least once in life. These are some scribblings about what I felt when step off from a exam hall. Dedicated to my friends who always motivated me and made exam halls fun.

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Exam halls are of silent kind
But bombs and war still in mind!

Yes I looked a girl sitting there.
She looked like weeping, spelling lore

Studious girls are always
My nightmare.
Tedious work I feel,  at times
Can't beat them any more.

Studious boys are sometimes
Funny, deserves them no blames
Always deceived by games.
Falls and wakes, but still too late.

Yes I had, you had full marks
While we wrote our exams.
But nearly null marks! 
Once we checked for answers.

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Confession: the plot and the picture might not match me. Still the words are just for the sake of poem.

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