Teacher Thank You Poems | Examples

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Premium MemberOut In the Desert Late At Night

Out in the desert, late at night The stars and moon are shining bright The coyotes sing, While crickets keep beat Cool night's joy, replaces heat The owl sets out on nightly quest "Who, whoo's my meal?" ever his jest The man in the moon witnessed escapes Wild dashes for thorn bush drapes The merry stars with twinkling eyes Laughed at the hoot owl's great surprise Kangaroo rat leaps in delight Out in the desert late at night


Premium MemberTo Educators

Thank you for taking the time to show me how to write. Thank you for the sleepless nights you spent marking my work, Thank you for the time you took off holidays to give me extra attention when I needed it, I am who I am because of you Your hands have molded governors and presidents rock stars and writers. Thank you for showing me how to hold a pen So that I can write this.

Premium MemberThank You Carolyn Eighty

Raccoon with knowing eyes stares at me from across the room.
He is darling!  Brought home from an estate sale.
Hanging from a limb, accusing me, chastising me, all powerful.
I wish I knew who painted him.  

He is unique, one of a kind. And he is signed.
I wonder at the artist, Carolyn ’80.
Was eighty her last name, or was she painting
him in 1980?  That sounds more accurate.

Was she a high school student who gave him to her teacher out of love?
Who would not want to keep it? Of course, this was an estate sale, so….

This raccoon and I have an unusually strong spiritual connection.
When I smile or look up he makes me feel safe, and happy.
I adore him.   Thank you Carolyn ’80, your painting delights me in all ways!

Premium MemberI Never Thanked You

I was just a kid
No clue of the challenges ahead
Looking back you were truly
An angel put on my path
To walk me through a tough transition

You even looked like my grand-mother
I was such a naïve gullible youth
Totally blind to your silver angel wings
Or did I really believe it was normal
That loving people all have wings



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Premium MemberYes There Are

Yes there are

The teacher who cares

The fireman who dares

The police who simply just do

The nurse who won't tire for you

Yes there are

The vet who burns the night light

The doctor who makes it right

The carer who's word is more than alright

The volunteer who won't quit

The social worker who'll make sure

The friend who'll stand by you

Yes there are 

The soldiers who'll protect

The sailors who'll defend

The airmen who will not quit 
when they're in the thick of it

Yes there are 

Good people in our lives 

Good people with no disguise

Good people who we should all praise

To all the good people out there

I salute you because you really care.


Premium MemberAbdul Kalam Acrostic

Among thousands of Indians, he rose,
born in Rameshwaram, a tiny village of the south..
Dreamt of changing the world
using wit and reason - 
learning and teaching he spent his life.

Kindness and selflessness he valued,
and wanted to spend his last breath teaching -
loyal to his words, he did,
and is all that Indians think of, now ~
May he rest in peace.


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Premium MemberLetters To Poets

A Letter To Kahlil Gibran

To have read your poetry book The Prophet
And found a road map to life in your words
Understood from knowledge, I will profit
Your poems came from a source never heard
How deep the well from which you drew wisdom
And how high the sky where your truth has flown
Man's blind vision, you never walked away from
Your spirit pure, spoke from a place unknown
To be a teacher, yet to never preach
To speak of life's yearning for tomorrow
And yearn for our humanity  from each
Question if we'll ever unmask sorrow

To thank you for the many truths I found
To break free, when understanding is bound


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