*The Little Rebel*

*The Little Rebel*

In a world of chalk-dusted hallways,

Where regimented desks stood in rows,

Lived a little girl with wildflower eyes,

A rebel heart that dared to oppose.

## *Verse 1*

Her name whispered through sunbeams,

An anthem of defiance, a secret refrain.

She clung to the morning's dew-kissed grass,

Refusing the chains of the classroom's domain.

## *Chorus*

**She danced with dandelions**, barefoot and free,

**Her laughter**, a symphony of rebellion and glee.

The alphabet letters mocked her from books,

But she yearned for adventures beyond their nooks.

## *Verse 2*

The school bell tolled, but she lingered outside,

Collecting stories from whispering leaves.

Her canvas was the sky, her brush the wind,

Painting dreams on the canvas of boundless eves.

## *Bridge*

**Mathematics**, a riddle she'd rather not solve,

**History**, a tale she'd rewrite with her heart.

She wove her own syllables, stitched with stardust,

A little rebel, refusing to play life's scripted part.

## *Chorus*

**She danced with dandelions**, barefoot and free,

**Her laughter**, a symphony of rebellion and glee.

The alphabet letters mocked her from books,

But she yearned for adventures beyond their nooks.

## *Outro*

And so, the little girl remained unyielding,

Her spirit a compass, pointing toward the unknown.

For sometimes, wisdom blooms beyond textbooks,

In the wild, untamed gardens where dreams are sown.