We teachers all on knowledge dine
And we unlock our students' minds.
So they can reach the path divine
We really are a special kind.
We are mentors that prompt their yearning
Reading is a skill that we must impart.
So they can always read for learning.
A thirst for knowledge we should jumpstart.
We are like shepherds guiding sheep
Showing them how to take the right path.
Without our nurture, they would sadly creep
Through all the world unending wrath.
Yes, we teachers, turn the pages
Of a great many wonderful books.
Our training reaches down through the ages
We teach our pupils for wisdom to look.
Thank you, dear teacher,
For all, you have done.
In a world of so many
You are a special one.
- Author: jubshaw ( Offline)
- Published: June 2nd, 2020 02:17
- Comment from author about the poem: I was a first-grade teacher for 23 years and loved it. I had to retire early at 50 and still miss the little ones.
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 14
Comments3
BRIAN HERE ~ Good Evening JUBSHAW - Thanks for your second Poem - Excellent in Structure & Subject ! It is true of Teachers of All Grades & Subjects - They play a special role in Our Lives because they open the *Doors of Learning & Opportunity* for us ! I am Head of Aplied Science in a Vocational College so all my studnts are 16+ Some are Full-time and some are Day-release ore ALL Literate - Numerate & IT~Literate and study Subjects & Skills they have chosen. My job is to Teach & Explain the importance of Science in understanding and Performing as An Engineer - Caterer - Hair & Beauty - Paramedic etc etc. As TEACHERS we know we are special to our Students just as they are Special to us ~ AMEN ! ANGELA is a Tutor in Physiotherapy !
Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
Love Angela - Brian & Smokey Cat !
Please check *YESTERDAY* ~ alsoour FUSION
*Science Fact or Science Fiction ~ Thanks A & B
Thanks for your praise of my poetry.
Teachers are so important in life, even in my dotage I can still recall the teachers that lead me to find the way to where I am now.
Andy
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