Educational Poems - Poems about Educational

Every hammer needs a nail Every tunnel needs a train Don’t fly off the handle at every turn Speeds increase to the unknown Curves know their way around the bend Stay on the rails as gravity sometimes pretends A bumpy ride is up ahead on tracks laid down “No return” stamped on tickets to the “void” ...

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The food that supposed to be Healthy, has underline Plus, damaging Chemicals inside that’s not Good for your body Sugar free supposed to be Sugar free but it’s loaded with Fructose that’s harmful For people with diabetes ...

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Taking educational poetry to a new level Digging into history helped me write several poems About the harsh realities of teachers in the school system Letter after letter I smash on the page Hoping teachers will not be stuck in a cage Some teachers play war games Taking the names of other teachers And trying to dirty their performance Mark Frank Copyright...

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A catalogue came in the mail Of places I could visit, Descriptions of the journeys Both exotic and exquisite. The trips were educational, For travel and for learning, With some possible connections To new friends upon returning. The itineraries beckoned – Every country you’d consider If you had the savings ready And the time that you could fritter. So I thumbed through all the pages Of the places...

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During the spring, as flowers begin To smile with different blooms Before the summer knows it’ll win Erasing the chill from the air Whispering warmth everywhere… There, amid the buds and petals Quietly waiting for its breakfast On a long, leafy stem it settles, Greener than the trees, happy to be The worm who prays on bended knee… Remembering that his maker, God Holds the...

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"Welcome to us"; we promise to give you a hard time. Here, everything that isn't studying is a crime. What? Few hours of studying is too less. We apologise, but we couldn't be bothered about your stress. Hobbies are forbidden under us. Children take time, but they gradually adjusts. I'll tell you a fact. People were aware, but they didn't react. We do...

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Potato – (almost didactic) Let your potato grow Water it monthly in Earth like soil Become one with the potato Keep it out of the reach of children Become two potatoes if you must Multiply them by ten then subtract Watch TV with dip and chips Become a couch potato Sit ...

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I wish I’d worked harder in college And picked up a little more knowledge If only I knew I’d soon ask if you Want ketchup on your hotdog sausage...

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The kids put the program guide back on Each station had way too much crap on Then mum said hey kids Watch one of dad’s vids And soon Tim said Mum, what’s a strap on?...

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School builds social skills through everyday events more than educational it's life experience If you do not know people How can you advance Learn the skills you need or You haven't got a chance Let your mind expand Don't value wage or stature If you learn to understand you'll get more satisfaction...

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What is your philosophy? The expert at work asked. He was putting on airs, and I simply wanted to pass. What are your educational theories and dichotomy? He demanded. I thought him arrogant and off-putting, and ever so highhanded. It was my first second at this school, not in the building yet. I was carrying six boxes, and holding two...

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Making love is like a trip to the bakery Sweet like pastry without the calories Use spoons over forks and knives It is like a ship with sails unfurled Stretched out in the arms of love at sea It is like nothing else on Earth not even butter If you have never done it don't worry about others You can always start...

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Great sins of omission are not in anyone's book of What I Plan To Do When I Grow Up. Henry Ford, his automated and then incorporated financial investment company, did not intend to emancipate us from family farms, Thereby disenfranchising our sense of secure and fertile wealth health, interdependently sufficient organic homes, silent rhythmic rural memories, Fading views and feels of cannons pulled by slow-marching horses, mules, plodding oxen, ghosts of elders past monoculturing...

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The instructor, she/he, at head of class scans the classroom and sees all the students. They inhabit the room like Inert gas, atoms of reason float in abundance. Who will learn and who will remain inert? The instructor may not ask of such things. It is enough to keep a group alert, to teach them rather than keep them...

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