Though artificial but geniune,
Though not a human but has brain,
Though no emotions but teach how to emote,
Though not eating but teach how to cook,
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A simple being, hero in the classrooms,
Pen and lesson plans are his tools
In imparting knowledge to his learners
a father/ mother of almost sixty.
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The warmth of the light, making the world so bright,
The majesty of the sky for the birds to fly,
The calm and quiet sea setting part the land in the lea,
The generous souls of moon, stars and sun for human fun,
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Sounds no one heard but me,
shriek of woes excruciating survival,
the heads recoil sipping juice of no residue,
tentacles move invisibly possessing even every grains left,
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Don't you ever feel?
God's blessing in the air?
Don't you ever smell?
God's blessing in our meal?
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Father, mother, sister rolled into one,
nanny, lover, helper and adviser,
caretaker, watchmaker, great planner,
an innovator, inventor, trainer,
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Is it guilty to tell the truth?
Is it guilty if you stand for it?
The truth they said will set you free.
Yet, they force you to say,
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I watched the clouds
and it watch me too,
I talked to him but gently flow
he waves farewell in my head above,
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Such irresistible twins,
Shadowing each other,
One can't make it,
Others can't do it.
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Different work of world,
Telling me paradise,
When its totally rubbish,
Telling me heaven, \when its the hell.
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