I remember when our class was changed,
How we all raged!
The teacher said,
'This class is a 'kids fusion'
With lots of confusion.'
Here we all made an illusion,
That new class must be shabby,
But it happened the opposite,
We all were very happy!
The teacher said,
'I suppose the new class is not a hit? '
We all went red,
and replied, 'But we all perfectly fit.'
There the teacher coughed,
Here we all got puffed!
'If I get any complaint,
then get ready to faint;
cause: you'll have to run,
under the sun.'
Of she walked,
Here, we all hopped!
Some wanted fresh air,
and some kept cribbing, 'This is not fair'
We all tried our best,
Swearing by our chest,
that we won't trouble,
or grumble.
But in the end,
we all felt glad,
Cause, the teacher said we were never bad!
But in the end/we all felt glad/Cause, the teacher said we were never bad! Lovely expression tinged with humor! I appreciate these kinds of poems that emanate from subtle poetic heart.......Beautifully written....10
Thank you Aunt Diane, You are right at first we also sulked about the new class; but now we have adjusted ourselves..
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
That teacher had a challenging time with your class. Your poem reminds me of my teaching days when a class would make me angry for a while. Eventually I calmed down, though. A great education poem, in my opinion.