English Teacher Poems - Poems about English Teacher

“Your laugh is annoying” My laugh authentic. My laugh is unique. My laugh brings joy. “Your smile is ugly” People fall in love with my smile. My smile isn’t fake. My smile shows emotion. “You’re weak” I have carried burdens for people that bring down my shoulders. My limbs show what I’ve been through and that I’m still here despite the challenges. I never give up and...

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A little bit dirty Innocent, cute and flirty Friendship, relationship record breaker She taught me English Accent, tenses and sentences She has three siblings Anna, Nina and Christina Her favorite song is Ye jena kya jena Gupt gyaan kitna kamina? Note. Teachers don't need instructions. Lesson. Culture and tradition should be up to date....

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At an approximate distance of 2 benches, you stood there, every day explaining how two negatives makes a positive. I remember, that day, ages ago, when you told me that I was special, and I knew you meant it. I know you'll mean it even now because I believe in you. That very same day,...

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Our vain English teacher Miss Larue Flaunts bad grammar without a clue, Roars she, ‘ You’re scores is down Irregardless, don’t frown’— Her job , we guess, the school won’t renew! ................. Limerick Contest of Joseph May 1/5/2019...

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ode to my middle school english teacher, who taught me that even though you have a voice, it's better if you don't use it ode to my middle school english teacher, who not only gave up on me halfway through the year, but stopped feigning any kind of support entirely ode to the teacher who favorited the kids who didn't deserve...

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The shy college student said she did not want to speak English That English speakers make fun of her often The teacher assured the student that some people are insecure That some people just want to feel superior to others This made the student feel much better Days later in a casual conversation while walking from the classroom The student told...

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"This 'pome' don't make NO sense! What junk!" the scowling students muttered. "Two roads in the woods!" one hissed. "Such bunk"-- opinions rudely uttered. I quelled the urge to hurl my book. I said, "Can't you surmise what they might mean? Let's take a look. What might they symbolize?" One hand shot up--then two--then three! My probing did the trick. Alas! Two kids just had...

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Recalling fond memories from the past is something that I occasionally like to do... And there are tons of great memories when I think about you. You probably don't remember much about me... And the positive influence you had you probably didn't see. There were many things that you used to do... Things that were just uniquely you. You were a...

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i remember well the name of my 11th grade English teacher--- Ms. Tominson, who had been rumored to have given some of her students ********, during the time when she wasn’t lecturing on Shakespeare--- perhaps it was the passion in her that let her go wild after hours, drinking with her teen pupils & then sucking them dry--- but what led to her decent into christian science, one...

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I have taught many subjects to many people in my career. Whether I was teaching first year engineers to write an essay, or bored sixth-graders the difference between composite and prime, I never once doubted my abilities as a teacher. I was passionate, caring, easy to understand, and always got my point across. Or so I thought— I learned otherwise one...

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A miracle that hath never taken place ere on earth; A present presented to the world out of God’s mirth. ...

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You are a metaphor in motion,a symphony conducted by the beating of my heart. You entrance my soul,and it makes me a better person to love you. You are a simile surrounded by color themes, you shine. My rhetorical answer when i repremand my self with rhetorical questions. My analogy in a analytical essay composed by...

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