Sonnet: Teacher(S) And Student(S) Poem by Dr John Celes
Sonnet: Teacher(S) And Student(S)
The holes in human fabric’s core,
Each teacher humbly serves to hem;
Each teacher is a living gem,
God gave to students to adore.
Most teachers expect not a thing
From students who are children-like;
From paupers, they turn each, a king;
The gifts they’re offered, they dislike.
Most awful thing, a student does
Is heeding not to teacher’s pleas;
In time, such students turn a curse,
And lose their earthly bliss and peace.
Your teachers mould your character –
In life’s success, a prime factor!
Dear student, Remember your teachers on Teachers Day!
written by a Doctor teacher at KFMSR, CBE
Copyright by Dr John Celes 5-09-2015
Teachers are always selfless, all their life they continue to teach students to make their life better and worthy, our society is hugely indebted to the teachers, their live-long service to society makes it upright and flawless. like this thanks
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4/15/2024 5:15:33 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A great advice to students! A good student is a blessing and a source of joy to the teacher! Next to parents, a teacher is is the one who prides over the achievement of his/her students! A disobedient and arrogant student invites curse upon himself!