enebeli ifyprada (Nigeria)
Poems by enebeli ifyprada : 21 / 38
Lazy Teacher
You are dressed on a black coat
and walked in magesticaly
like a demigod of old.
You shut the door with a
command and yet not satisfy
with population at hand.
You walk around discerning
appearance. ''When i was like
you'' begins your jagons.
You praise yourself.
Yet none as written anything
about you on the shelf.
Until you are through,
when you talk i barely walk
when you walk i can't talk.
And when you go,
you fulfil no goal
and i have nothing to hold.
enebeli ifyprada
Submitted: Friday, February 15, 2013
Edited: Friday, February 15, 2013
Poems by enebeli ifyprada : 21 / 38
Poet's Notes about The Poem
dedicated to all d lazy teachers
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