The Fall of Ivy

Title: The Fall of Ivy

Harvard’s prestigious halls once stood,
A beacon of intellect and good,
But now plagued by a scandal’s trace,
Plagiarism charges, a prominent disgrace.

The president’s lofty throne now empty,
A conservative attack, swift and plenty,
Words copied, ideas stolen, they say,
An intellectual theft on this fateful day.

Outrage flared like wildfire’s blaze,
Provoking anger, piercing through the haze,
A storm of voices demanding justice,
Against the tainted honor, they made their fuss.

Yet amidst the chaos and the shame,
Harvard’s spirit remained untamed,
For within these walls, integrity thrived,
To reclaim the glory they once derived.

Lessons learned, a humbled path to tread,
The importance of ethics, duly spread,
Harvard’s legacy, tarnished but not gone,
A reminder to remain vigilant and strong.

May this tale serve as a solemn refrain,
To those who seek recognition, to gain,
Let us remember, in pursuit of fame,
Originality, honesty, shall be our flame.