Literacy Poems - Poems about Literacy

It can be fun

Teaching was full of fun,
Before these emails had begun,
Class was toiling away,
Doorknock, answer right away,
Despite my scholars' pleading,
Switched them all to silent reading,
Vital, sign your name, X or Y,
Choose one, class did sigh,
Who won that football game?
Who came second, who's to blame?
Sign your name, you see,
X means you teach literacy,
Star, you can teach the IRA,
You

Prof Guru Ghulab Khatri

Four X Four
Talented, mind blowing, stunning
Dareesh maar Khan cunning
Heroic, jolly, scene creator, 
Producer, Director, chief editor
Serious, funny and vocational
Committed, concerned and educational
Flop, bottom and Top
Start, End full stop...
Note. Professors don't follow motivational speakers.
Lesson. Maps can only guide those who can read them.

Literacy

LITERACY

Why do you read poems, what is in it for you?
Getting insights, awareness, discernments, visions.
Reading makes you a better writer, it connects your
emotions, experiences and exposes you to other
types, forms, styles, genres, voices of writing.
   
Why do you write and what is your main objective?
To reflect on your feelings, emotions, experiences
that are in

C Plus Literacy

C+ literacy



                                       a name we can't say

          

Tyburn-01

Learning
Conscience
Increase 
Good sense
I let all my learning be conscience
Literacy increase my good sense

-	June 04, 2018 Chattogram

C U B 4

digits, emojis, abcs
compose a code
an irregular ode
void of literacy

cursive, capitalization, punctuation
go old school
immediate mass communication
has no rule.

how we connect
changes with time
words can’t reflect
your heart and mine

Ah Literacy

AH  LITERACY

                                                    

The Power of Love, Literacy and Faith

Once upon a time there was a palace over a secluded hill

Where lived an Indian blooded ‘Rani’ (Queen) with an inky will

Equipped and armed with a resourceful screen

With the might of her pen, for revolution she would melodiously scream

Each time the ordinary would look up to the hill and see

The flames in her bosom passionately

The Literacy Centre

There are people that come to the Literacy Centre,
They  spend an hour of their time
With someone to help them with knowledge , their difficulties, 
Of lessons not understood.

There are many subjects math,reading spelling and computers
The teacher gives one-to-one instruction with each student
Before something new is given , she makes sure you understand 
Then there

Literacy Beyond the Bigotry of Classrooms

Even though bent neck on the book
gives a better and worthy outlook
knowledge without virtues and principles
Is a knife used constantly against humanity and life.

School itself gives mentally sound stability
but to overcome challenges, social molding gives the ability.
It’s beyond the bigotry of classrooms
rather, a system which opens an inventory of exposures.

Mental development has no gender
the blouse

Literacy Tests

Shakespeare would have failed Naplan,
That was not in his cunning plan,
Yes, his folks would have him tutored,
To make young Billy become more learned,
He would have lost all his homework,
Billy so did not want extra work,
Shakespeare, that teen scallywag,
It was total fun,  such a lad.
Now Shakespeare is a wraith,
Why, Billy, Why? Teens sayeth,
As they serially

Unlearned Literacy

UNLEARNED LITERACY!
  -Dharga Nagar Safa

My mother is old but with a good vision,

She reads papers and writes with a pen in a fashion,

She was counted  a LITERATE in all desks,

She didn't  learn computer literacy and away from the computer discs,

What does she now in her new records of accurate?

AN ILLITERATE!!!

Literacy

What is the state of the language?
How should we use the words?
How much can we elaborate
Before we're dismissed as nerds?

Literacy

"Just one alphabet,
an imprint on the brain,
and you'll never forget
or be puzzled again.

If you use your head,
you can save your feet;
the mind must be fed
and a book is a treat.

Reading and writing
are private activities,
but mingling's the thing
in your towns and your cities.

The retail and wholesale
of popular cultures:
peacock and nightingale
enjoyed by vultures.

One day in the evening,
you'll

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