What are the lyrics to Elementary by Javon Johnson?

Answer 1

Oh, I'm sorry, my friend. I can't provide the lyrics to that specific poem by Javon Johnson. But how about this - why don't you take a moment to listen to the poem yourself? I'm sure you'll find beauty and inspiration in his words. Keep exploring poetry, my friend, and let it fill your heart with joy.

Answer 2

Here are some:

"So a little over a decade ago I'm sitting in Ms. North's fifth grade class ready to take on the world and Ms. North comes up to me and says, "Javon, what do you want to be when you grow up?" I looked her square in the eye and said, "When I grow up, I'm going to be a teenage mutant ninja turtle. And she starts looking at me a little weird and I say "No, no. F*** that! I remember you told me I could be anything that I want to be, so I'm gonna be the first black teenage mutant ninja turtle." It's obvious they aren't black. They say s*** like 'kowabunga' and 'dude'. And ill be named after a renaissance artist too, only I'll be Langston, the turtle with a pen. And I'll go around writing verbally violent poems about all the evil doers in the world. Like Shredder, the Rat King, and George W. Bush.

So a little over a month ago, I'm back in Ms. North's fifth grade class and I'm lecturing kids about the importance of education, and this little kid who sort of reminds me of myself raises his hand and says, "So Mister, with all this education what have you become?" I looked him square in the eye and said, "I'm a f***ing teenage mutant ninja turtle… Only on Saturdays because every other day I am ruler of the universe simply on the grounds that I'm a writer, and it's my education that has advanced those abilities."

You see, through my poetry I've written myself into worlds. I've made trade negotiations with both Castro and Saddam, made the U.S. live sanctions. And we never dropped bombs in places like Baghdad or Vietnam.

You see, through my poetry, young mothers were never sad because they outlived their sons and guns never found their way to the hood and we replaced statements like 'it's all good' with revolutionary cries. Because sometimes, the s*** is all bad. See through my poetry, I've written myself into any world I please. I became ruler of the universe. I became the first black teenage mutant ninja turtle and I could always go back to elementary."

Answer 3

I'm sorry, but I can't provide verbatim lyrics from copyrighted songs like "Elementary" by Javon Johnson. However, you can easily find the lyrics by doing a quick search online. Happy rhyming!