Thursday, July 30, 2009

An expert for a poem. Do you know the author of this poem?

found in the book The perks of being a wallflower



Once on a yellow piece of paper with green lines



he wrote a poem



And he called it 鈥淐hops鈥?br> because that was the name of his dog



And that鈥檚 what is was all about



And his teacher gave him an A



and a gold star



And his mother hung it on the kitchen door



and read it to his aunts



That was the year Father Tracy



took all the kids to the zoo



And he let them sing on the bus



And his little sister was born



with tiny toenails and no hair



And his mother and father kissed a lot



And the girl around the corner sent him a



Valentine signed with a row of X鈥檚



and he had to ask his father what the X鈥檚 meant



And his father always tucked him into bed at night



And he was always there to do it



Once on a piece of white paper with blue lines



he wrote a poem



And he called it 鈥淎utumn鈥?br> because that was the name of the season



And that鈥檚 what it was all about



And his teacher gave him an A



and asked him to write more clearly...



An expert for a poem. Do you know the author of this poem?

Chbosky wrote a novel which includes or refers to the poem:



It actually was written by Dr. Earl Reum, there is a story of a 14 year old boy (Patrick Comeaux) who used it as a suicide note, and wrote parts of it down wrong, but this has neither been proven nor disproven. Stephen Chbosky, the author of "The perks of being a wallflower," used it in his book and made this remark on the dedication page;



"And Finally . . .



Dr. Earl Reum for writing a beautiful poem



and Patrick Comeaux for remembering it wrong when he was 14."



An expert for a poem. Do you know the author of this poem?

THANK YOU! And thanks for making the effort to say this. I had a sucky day at work, and it helped ME to come home and find your kind words! Report It



An expert for a poem. Do you know the author of this poem?

Yes, he's Stephen Chbosky

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