Morgan likes planting
She likes walking on the field
Singing songs when watering the plants
And sit on the earth all morning
Rocking with the leaves while winds blow through
 
One day she has a fabulous idea
She is going to plant crops on the field
But she is not going to plant ordinary crops
Not wheat
Not alfalfa,
Not potatoes
She is going to plant mathematic crops!
 
Every day she read mathematic textbook to the crops
out loud
Hoping that when they grow up
and are eaten by children
The children will be nice and smart
and good at math
 
Days past and nights past
Morgan continues to read math to her crops
Like she is the teacher
And the crops are students
She teaches them algebra
She teaches them trigonometry
She reads them theories
She reads them formulae
 
The season of harvest approaches
Morgan enthusiastically share her crops
with all of her friends
 
But the result is
After eating the crops
Everyone gets annoyed with math
So annoyed that
Whenever see the math textbook
They want to tear it up
Like what high school students desperately want to do
 
Why is that?
 
Oh, it is because the crops are annoyed with math as well!