Teachers Day Poems

September falls within the best of times.
Elections nearing, campaigns underway; 
Predictions, weather-wise for cooler climes.
Thus teachers, teens and toddlers break from play
Ere education calls their...

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Oaring through the vast ocean of knowledge,  
Tiding through currents with courage,  
Diving deep to find pearls of wisdom,  
Guiding with a...

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Classrooms ain't boxes, they're launchpads, ya hear
Where minds catch fire and fears disappear!

You don't teach subjects, you light up souls! 
Creative sparks flying, beyond old-school...

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To those who guide with wisdom’s light,
Through every challenge, wrong, and right.
You shape our minds, our hearts, our way,
We honor you on this Teacher’s Day.

With...

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Robert Sherriff-Australian - Actor-Model-Poet- Author-Singer- Historian -Photographer 

"JFK - My Life

My life and your years on this Earth—flashbacks—everything was in black and white. I remember 1963:...

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Hold my hand to teach me how to write
Take me to the library. I need to shed light
On a few words that I have never...

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Lately, I've cut away hectares of tumors
that engulfed confidence, happiness
self-worth and wellbeing.
With surgery a bit of the good stuff was sacrificed:
A few shallow laughs, some...

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Mr Wilby
Poem
Lionel Derbyshire

Mr Wilby Mr Wilby..
Our teacher so A extraordinary
Upholding and guarding discipline
Buffed our learning to a shining

Discamus .. paratus es ?

Gently was his good...

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The holders of custom and bearings
The teachers of manners and sayings 
The steerers of the leanings and standings
The givers of surnames and blessings
The fabric that...

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Igniting pain retrieving the chemical imbalance 
in my brain soft tissue itched my frontal lobe 
leaned over my forehead as my temporal lobe 
offered little...

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Mrs. Marvel wore sweatshirt for twenty-eight years until her final breath.
Signed by her 8th grade students, four whom had died a tragic death.
Killed in a...

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OTETS THE MANY DAYS AND NIGHT YOU LENT ME YOUR 
DIVINE EAR THROUGH PRAYER DURING HARDSHIP TIMES 
AND ILLNESS RAISING MY GRANDDAUGHTER KEEPING HER 
SAFE...

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Make noise, be loud, bold, let your voice be heard; don’t be a wallflower, we have
enough of those already, the world needs leaders; you are...

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Born in New England in the wake of the Civil War,
Her folks fled Irish famine and landed on our shore.
At age five, she took sick,...

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Asterism
that's how i can explain how we met
I'm no astronaut
but the stars aligned when i met you

Solace
is what i found in you
I've been happy all...

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