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Very good I enjoyed reading your poem. It carried the voice that brought home the message.

I hope she does reconsider. The kids love her after all.

This poem is touching. It’s hard to release favorite person.

So sweet.

so cute poem. I guess you were a very nice teacher. Tell you a secret, when I was young, I really hated teachers so much, and when people praised teachers, I will say that they were supposed to be nice, so need not praise them. I also said that if I were teacher, I will make the students remember me for life.

Very well penned. Teachers are parents at school…

Sometimes one has happiness so close that one doen’t even realize. I think it’s what happened to the kids. Teaching is not an easy task and kids forget thinking about their future. Kids never stay kids, hopefully…Another great piece Christine.

Great! Fantastic! I love your poems as they have such a nice rhythm and rhyme. I’m currently trying my hand at poetry. I used to write a lot of poetry, but got out of the habit. Now I want to get back into it.

I love your poems Christine. Thanks.

Very Well Written

That’s cute. How true – drive the teacher crazy and then miss her when she’s gone.

I remember of my class teacher of IX Std. A wonderful teacher.

beautiful poem!

Lovely. It is unfortunate that I haven’t had that many teachers I respected but the ones that I did, I was sorry to be leaving their classes (graduation) or them moving on.

Well Written

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Awww… Nice teachers are to be missed, badly… The wicked ones… GOOD BYE! lol… A good poem ma’am.

Excellent thought flow!!

That’s a nice one, Christine. Teachers do have my appreciation. I have a son and a daughter in law who taught.

I love your poem!

Touching piece Christine. Sometimes kids just don’t know how to say thanks, we appreciate what you do. It’s not until the next teacher they realise they were actually onto a good thing.

A very nice piece

Enjoyed this one. This reminds me of my Grade 1 teacher. I wish I could go back to my place and thank her.

No student would want to lose you. You are grrrreat! Great one!

love the teachers.

I really loved your poem. I really do think that teachers do not get the credit that they deserve. I do see how hard it is for teachers to try and reach out to students. When I was in school I did not care for my teachers, but I do have a better appreciation for them now.

Like all other good things, good teachers are not always appreciated. Great poem!

This is a great poem, very well composed and entertaining. I’ve had a lot of great teachers, and think they may enjoy this too (:

Delightful. It makes me think of when our headmistress left. We thought she was a dragon, but the day we said goodbye, I remember saying to her: ”you never realise what you have, until you lose it’. Your poems depict life so beautifully Christine.

you done it again Christine, getting our attention to this very descriptive and fun poem.

I like this article but I more like the author. lolz. Peace.Y_Y

CR…just another in on-going list of your great poems…and the list keeps growing…good on you…of course I voted that I liked it – who wouldn’t? great job and thanks for sharing some interesting moments in a teacher’s life!!!

CR…just another in on-going list of your great poems…and the list keeps growing…good on you…of course I voted that I liked it – who wouldn\’t? great job and thanks for sharing some interesting moments in a teacher\’s life!!!

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CR…just another in on-going list of your great poems…and the list keeps growing…good on you…of course I voted that I liked it – who wouldn\\\’t? great job and thanks for sharing some interesting moments in a teacher\\\’s life!!!

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Maybe the teacher needs to stick around and bring out the strap or the cane and fine tune these Triond idios about proper grammar and punctuation…

“I teach, I touch the future.” This I learned from one great teacher whom I shall never forget. It has also become my motto as a teacher of young children. I love my kids and despite their stubbornness, I know they love me back. Heartwarming piece.

That was totally awesome. Made me laugh as I was a student who enjoyed placeing tacks and paint on my teachers seat. WHen I think back, I did it because I thought she was so funny when she was mad.
Bad Me.
Great poem

Thank you everyone. I actually did like teaching and I used to play tricks on the pupils too which they always enjoyed.

Christine

Very nice Christine!

Very nice!

A great teacher will always be missed when thew leave. Brings me back memories of my school days.:)

A very heartfelt poem when everyone cries.Could not miss your poems.

giggles… lovely

I used to feel sorry for our substitute teachers. Some of the boys were real pranksters!! This is delightful, Christine.

I’m due to take a sabbatical from teaching. Now I’m at a loss on how to say “goodbye for now.” Really nice poem, Christine.

Nice one cheers

Through your words that you share each week I have learned to press on…Our teacher we’ll keep. Thank you Christine for all of your inspiration!!

Teaching is so rewarding

That is so cute.

Excellent!