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The Different Teachers At a Saudi School

If you ask me, who are my favorite Teachers at school –well, I’d say there are six; All of them are good friends too, you know –they’re Like a box of assorted chocolates! Miss Latifa is Black American, She’s the coolest expat teacher at school – She’s like a basketball –fun to play with But if it hits your head it might hurt –that’s When she yells at you –if you break her rules. Miss Sultana is from Oman. She is Our friendly teacher in Geography – Her smiles are as innocent as babies’ And when she speaks she does so like sweet flight Attendants discussing airplane safety. Miss Rasha is from Morocco, our tall And pretty teacher who teaches us French She may look like a Barbie doll but her Class is like a movie that brings suspense For the zeros we get are too intense… Miss Heba is from Jordan. She teaches Us Math in a very delightful way – Although Math is a subject that I hate, I enjoy all the games she’d let us play – She’s like a cool breeze in a scorching day. Teacher Mashaa’el, a Saudi local, Teaches us Islam in the subject “Deen”. She teaches as fast as a cheetah runs, Yet her lessons are well-taught and clear –And Speaks like she has a mike so all can hear! Teacher ‘Aisha is Saudi-Syrian and Is the most beautiful teacher at school! In many ways she’s like a lioness In terms of character and when she rules – She hates fakes and students who act like fools. They work together as a team of friends Whose friendship is as tight as clips and glue They’re loyal to Allah first and foremost And faithfully obey all the school’s rules They’re excellent leaders though they are few! Note: This is a made-up poem, not based on any character in real life :)

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Date: 5/3/2014 10:38:00 PM
Good poem.
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