The Best Teacher Poem by Raihana Abdul Jabbar

The Best Teacher

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From within, for a teacher,
Praise of him, in a singular letter.
Austere and unyielding, no less,
Yet, in his manners lay, a soft gentleness.
Perseverance, hard work and honesty,
Pleases him, it's a surety.
From innocuous swimming electrons,
To deathly x-ray photons.
His lectures are never a bore,
All he wants is us to score.
Lighting unused neuronal circuits,
He prompts to learn from faults,
Like the rare colorful agate stone by the river,
In a rumble of pebbles, he stands out ever.
Thanks are due,
For a plant wouldn't grow,
Without a conscientious gardener.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Agate is a precious stone found by Greek philosopher and teacher, Theophrastus. Dedicated to my professor.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 11 September 2014

A nice piece of work. Thanks for sharing this poem with us. E.K.L.

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Roseann Shawiak 11 September 2014

A wonderful tribute to your professor, too bad there aren't more like him in our colleges. He sounds like a very intuitive person along with being a great teacher. Thank you for sharing him in a poem, he must be very proud of you, his student. RoseAnn

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 03 September 2014

A nice and beautiful warm gratitude to the teacher beautifully ye composed Raihana Glory to be Allah

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