A Student's Guide to Literature Examinations

If you can keep your calm when Exams Are tomorrow and you spent your term in fun; If you can meet with Deadlines and Stress And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can eat some Raisins and force your eyes To keep on reading when nothing is making sense; And so hold on where there is no motivation Except the Homework which says to them, “Hold on”; If you can hear yourself when feedback hurt you But make allowance for their wisdom too; If neither tests nor Graduation terrify you; If all results count, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving term With six weeks of honest effort and two for sipping rum (Just kidding, alcohol is rather unhealthy) Do some internship, volunteer for kids - Wait patiently for the story with a cup of tea, Console others, nor suffer despair from spoilers; Reading the book from front to back And sharing it with everyone you can - You will be very good at Mathematics, my friend. Rudyard Kipling, If –