Dictionary (Senryu) Poem by Sandra Martyres

every body experiences and you have expressed it well

very true you said what i feared most when a little girl-- but Sandra English is always good its the usage of English that frightens most -10 anjali

you have told what everybody has experienced. nice shan

i think we have all had experience of this one. my english teacher used to say you must have a dictionary in every room, including the rest room. nice senryu Sandra. Mamta

hey.. I make lots of grammar mistakes and spelling mistakes.. this is very ammusing write indeed... hey my dear ma'am.. since we are not English.. and from Sub Continent.. I dont think we have to be slavishly English.. R.K Narayan do a satire on this theme in his novel 'The English Teacher'.... anyway this is very nice indeed... with lots of love shan

This is so true, and brings to mind those some of those commenting upon poems, who manage to contradict themselves so perfectly, as to say absolutely nothing! Hope I didn't just do that....heh.

really nice...short but sweet

From your point of view Sandra it must be frustrating to constantly check grammar spelling, and I admire you so much for teaching the English language. However, in Australia some schools don't bother about correct grammar and spelling. So I reckon it depends on the teacher and I think you would be excellent! 10 Karin Anderson

a 10+++ with smile!

The way we use english has nothing to do with compilation in dictionary. Its whether we can contribute anything to the language.