I've been lied to a lot, and I've spend most of my time pretending that the lies are true, so I see the haiku from the point of view of the person who the poetry is speaking to.

The wording and spacing of this poem is very creative. I mean, I know that with haiku you have to stick to a certain format, but I still think that the way this is written and the way it flows is very intriguing.

I probably wouldn't have understood what the poem was about if I hadn't read the title.

This almost reminds me of something I might have done when I was a child; it also reminds me of a book I read when I was younger, I only read the first part, but it was about someone who drew dots on his face with Sharpie for some reason.

'You are

going to school child'

I can almost hear the commanding tone in that line.

That's so funny!

Perfectly quaint, short and sweet... I like this series for it's honesty.

Nice job.

Do as I say but not like I do! Haha

This oh so brilliant analogy made my day :D

Three letters: LOL

That's very clever-appealing to childrens' love of playing "Let's Pretend." I think "we're" is one sylable. Maybe you should have used "we are." Why is the comma after "that"?

Very cute. Do your children ever listen to what you say?