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Twas The Week Before Frog Week

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Twas The Week Before Frog Week

Twas the week before Frog Week, and all through the states

Many students were stirring, awaiting their fates


The shot glasses packed in their bags with care

In excitement that Frog Week would soon be there


The students so ready for warm cheesy bread

As visions of Sylly Week danced in their head


Lost were the thoughts of MyMadison stress

And instead thoughts of sweet Natty Light, I digress


And Frogs oh so eager to test out ice breakers

Unaware that their “tadpoles” would instead attend ragers


Reuniting with all of our good friends from nova

Hoping that Frog week will never be ova


The parties all bumping, the kegs two-feet wide

As Patron Saint Frat-Boy stumbles inside


Lost freshman in Forrest, covered in beer spillage

Just trying to wander their way back to The Village


Smiles never dull, spirit never squandered

With heads held high, through South Main we wander


Warm sunny days spent outside on the Quad

Candid laughing Instas captioned “Back with the squad!”


Bring on the chlorine of that crisp Aspen pool

College education never did feel so cool


Jimmy Johns, how my tongue savors your sweet taste

How I’ve yearned for good sandwiches delivered with haste


Not a mention of school, not one textbook in sight

Just good people who know to celebrate the night


On Saturday we loudly shout, “J-M-U Dukes”

And come Sunday morning, it’s more like J-M-U pukes


So with impatience, we wait, for the week to arrive,

To return to the promised land where college kids thrive


And alas when the time comes, we’ll scream with our might,

" Happy Frog Week to all!!" ...make good choices tonight.
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