Here is another rhyme I was inspired to write by one of Lynn Rosen’s comments on my previous Facebook post “A Rhyme of an Obsolete Teacher”. In that comment, Lynn, a fervent activist and prolific poet, wrote:
“Am I ready for history,
math and writing and computer literacy,
the noise, the joys oh what ecstasy,
So Arbi I promise I promise I do
your students will appear and provide a happier you.whoo hoo”
Below is my lyrical response to her comment above.
Students are coming
Sure, anon students will come
And in crowds they will come
And all teachers shall succumb
For them I shall beat a drum
Till my hands go numb
And awaken the deaf and numb
And why not even the dumb
For boys, the wildest songs I will strum
And with girls I will chew bubble-gum
And teach my lessons with much aplomb
In hope to make school less glum
That way longer I hope to remain young
Before all my kids away they run!
Oh.. was that the bell the janitor has rung?
If so, I myself have to run
To have my guitar newly restrung
And for them, the sweetest of songs will be sung
Till wide open all doors, to them, will be flung
So, be assured you’re always most welcome
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