when I was in kindergarten.
F-i-f-t-e-e-n
I had learned to spell it.
I progressed to a different stage,
where I learned that
Six plus nine equals fifteen,
seven plus eight equals fifteen.
In primary school,
I learned that
three times five equals fifteen.
The combination of a sparkling one,
and the curvy five,
is sure better than
one and a four,
both which consist of straight lines.
