Teacher Into Poems | Examples

These Teacher Into poems are examples of Into poems about Teacher. These are the best examples of Into Teacher poems written by international poets.


Spiralling Into The ation

fill (someone) with the urge or ability to do or feel something, especially to do something creative

A father swings his daughter in the warm embers of a summer night

A fragile woman sits in a seat her chemotherapy drip pushing poison through her veins but smiles

A husband  stands in the rain with an umbrella waiting for his wife’s return

A sunbeam strikes a wave as it makes its way out sea

A poet uses words and senses
A teacher uses knowledge
but what to inspire
Hope 
Love
Create a tivity
Intangibles tangled in torrid traps
No hope without the hopeful
No love without the loved
Is passed tense the past tense of past tense
No creativity without the creatures to create
Urge with an nudge
Find the somethings new

Hope until you can’t 
Love until it gone
Create until everything is done


Premium Memberstamping and stomping into kindergarten

Kindergarten students in Miss G’s class rushed right in
Clapping, smiling, stamping, tromping, stomping, laugh’n.
They loved that she had transformed their door into a gingerbread house.
One of them began chanting “not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse”.

Kindergarten students love it when you go the extra mile.
Their enthusiasm that day made Miss G clap and smile.
Two more weeks until winter break, she announced to them.
“Can’t we move in here with you?” asked a little guy named Jim.

Premium MemberThe Day Turns Back Into Night

I am now up and half asleep, 
quiet I must not make a peep, 
others are still sleeping like sheep, 
need to get dressed and start my jeep. 



Off to school it is time to go, 
a teacher is making me glow, 
looks like it is starting to snow, 
I need to get to work for dough. 


With this winter storm descending, 
meetings I am not attending, 
no my ice scraper is bending,  
oh please warmer days start tending. 



"Before the day turned into night," 
now turn on the living room light.

Premium MemberLambs Staring Into a Zoom Class

What is that? My comrade asked. I ignored her. She is not my friend.
No, really, she said scooting my way. The rest of the class smiled on whim.
The teacher had them on mute, so they could not speak. I was glad.
“Who is your friend?” the teacher asked; he is a lecher; I do not trust him.

Hey! You all really do look alike! My pal Sam texted in my private text box.
This irritated me; I never like stereotyping lambs or any other creature.
Shall I tell them my story? The intruder asked. The one about the fox?
This is an important class meeting I said; and you are being a leacher.

Well excuse me! She said, stomping off to be with the rest of the herd.
“Who was that?” My teacher asked me. He is all about mixed dating.
I had to will my eyes not to roll; this was inappropriate, quite absurd.
Her name I do not know, but she is pushy, I warned as he was waiting.

Can you please get her number? He asked. She looked interested in our class.
Annoyed, but trying not to show it, I decided to fix them up on a whim.
I know this seems weird, and it was, but I do have a bit of sarcasm and sass.
And a bit of gloat, would be horrible and awful pretty much for both of them.

Into Work

Heading towards the 
    community college 
I get on the bus 
   slide in my Metrocard 
and I'm off 
  Passing stores and pedestrians 
Watching the busy moving 
   traffic on city streets 
Life in the metropolis 
   is something fascinating to watch 
Soon I will be surrounded 
  by hungry (to learn) ESL 
students 
   Before heading into the 
college 
  I stop off  for eggs with 
tomato, salt, and pepper 
    And later imbibe 
a large green tea 
   This "fuel" keeps me 
going for the day 
   Been working 
for a decade and a half at the college
    No students yet 
So I pen this poem 
and dedicate it to 
the hardworking people of 
New York City


I Walk Into My Shadow

By Ombuge Moses

I leave
Shadow to guide
My destination blared
My vision mission stopped
Holding is the purse
Inside a book
For now, I read not
A boy shaking at heart
Memory to my Granny

Care from my Granny
Lovely she was
For father never known
Fatherly I missed
Family never known
My hope dead Granny
Forever to miss
The wind blew
Shadow to guide
The book to carry 
Wisdom in hand
People turn bush
Civil no more

My shadow, black dark
Blood red
Book white
Cover brown
Pen blue
Teacher gone
Gone to death
Lovely she was
Slum, life miserable
House burned 
Chaos to maintain
Walking to my shadow
Hope to wisdom
Education to peace
Peace lacks death centre
Butcher it sounds
Knife to slaughter
Human too salty 
To dump and rote

I leave
Shadow to guide 
I walk into my shadow
Inside a book

Premium MemberHungry Wolf , Departs : Into the Wilderness

To Seek A Mate?, To find Himself?, To add His Name to A POET’S History?
The Tears We shed ; are Tears Of Joy! For the Young Pups , Youthful Memories

He will Follow the Circle of Life, Returning  in the Mist of  “LOVE FOREVER “
“ Frank Herrera “  We Await YOUR Magnificence : Reentry : YOU are so Cleaver

A Teacher , a Philosopher , Hungering For “ KNOWLEDGE “ “THE HUNGRY WOLF “
 Touches Paradise ;  with  His Golden Pen : And Brings us POEMS of Truth 

Dear Frank ,  I started this 3 days ago , Hoping YOU are Still on SOUP
My Prayers for YOU, in YOUR Travel beyond :  the many SOUPERS 
Who Anticipate   “ YOUR quick Return “ , to a Family :  "YOU have to LOVE"
Good Luck in YOUR Endeavors , send us a Sign, of YOUR Return in the Message from 
Above

Author’s Note :  I will miss YOU Frank, But I see YOUR Return  : “ YOU Bring the 
Spring “
Dedicated TO : Frank  Herrera : This is not “Good-Bye” I’ll see YOU in the Creation 
of “SPRING” YOUR Liege ALWAYS With LOVE...HG

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