Let me first thank Mr./ Ms. Satarupa Joardar for inviting me to this wonderful POETRY FORUM for access teachers to share some creative feelings in the line of duty and go ahead hand in hand - yes, TOGETHER, in a body!
Well, I wish to turn to my short introduction. I am Suresh, Suresh Kumar Shrestha from Birgunj, a submetropolitan city in Nepal. I have been a language teacher for over 15 years. Currently, I am giving classes at a higher secondary school, too, and preparing to be a good access teacher, which will come true only in your circle, sharing thoughts, tastes of teaching along with tedious tension.
Oh.. it is getting longer.
So,.. Well, it was nice sharing something with you all good fellows. Now it is your turn to share something, isn't it? :)
Hi everybody I wasn't able to add the poem to the front page, but I am writing it here as a comment.
Teenage Mutant Student Turtles
Aren't teens easygoing And some introvert If you know how to tame them They're gonna become your besties Unless you know how to tame them They're gonna become teenage mutant student turtles Energetic, unstoppable, alert and hilarious
Hello everybody. I am Maria Flores . I am from Venezuela. This is my poem... I hope you enjoy this because it is the first one in English
Sometimes
Sometimes strong… as my coffee Sometimes kind as the sunlight Sometimes blue as the sky But happy as the parrots flying free As the flowers so delicate sometimes… As a beast so aggressive in unfairness As a kid demonstrate your tenderness And as free as I was and I´d like to return to be
Hello! Since I do not know how to publish on the original page I will share my little poem over here as a comment. It's a bit sad, but I believe it is not a reality only in my country:
She is shy she smiles he's not he approaches They look at each other and blush.
Two days pass he called her yesterday today they will meet their hearts pound loudly.
Two months pass she called him he hangs up angry she will have his baby "I am only sixteen!"
Two years pass still in high school the baby is at home with grandma she hates boys he hates girls Both ask: Teacher, how do you say "aborto" in English?
Hello Dear friends , I tried to post my poem in the front page but I was not able to do that. However I was able to post in my blog : ecllatas.blogspot.com Here it comes : Whoever that has been a Teen will ever remember being enthusiastic but well-disciplined when learning English Do or Does , Have or has... how many times have I had to be perseverant and a risk-taker! Well This is what comes to my mind , nothing could stop us, we loved singing, playing and moving around the class.. Now at my 50s ,I realize that whenever you teach teens you can not forget identifying such an spontaneous human being in your class because after all those who have a young soul are still a TEEN in the bottom of our hearts. Liz Trujillo-Peru SouthAmerica
Dear friends, Since I didn't know where to publish my poem I am writing it here. Hope you enjoy it and become a bookworm.
Teens
Teens, what an amazing intelligence all of you possess, countable or uncountable, Does or do, Has or Have, Do or Make how persistence, how creative, how decisive have I been, everything was worth, worth taking some risks, worth being a risk-taker. how much we have set our hearts on them, on the bus, in the car, how many times we have thought of them. but in fact, we are all teens when teaching them.. Robert Lima-Peru.
Hello Everybody,
ReplyDeleteGreetings!
Let me first thank Mr./ Ms. Satarupa Joardar for inviting me to this wonderful POETRY FORUM for access teachers to share some creative feelings in the line of duty and go ahead hand in hand - yes, TOGETHER, in a body!
Well, I wish to turn to my short introduction.
I am Suresh, Suresh Kumar Shrestha from Birgunj, a submetropolitan city in Nepal. I have been a language teacher for over 15 years. Currently, I am giving classes at a higher secondary school, too, and preparing to be a good access teacher, which will come true only in your circle, sharing thoughts, tastes of teaching along with tedious tension.
Oh.. it is getting longer.
So,.. Well, it was nice sharing something with you all good fellows. Now it is your turn to share something, isn't it? :)
Thank you!
Suresh Kumar Shrestha
Access teacher
Birgunj Chapter
Nepal
Hi everybody I wasn't able to add the poem to the front page, but I am writing it here as a comment.
DeleteTeenage Mutant Student Turtles
Aren't teens easygoing
And some introvert
If you know how to tame them
They're gonna become your besties
Unless you know how to tame them
They're gonna become teenage mutant student turtles
Energetic, unstoppable, alert and hilarious
Hello everybody. I am Maria Flores . I am from Venezuela. This is my poem... I hope you enjoy this because it is the first one in English
DeleteSometimes
Sometimes strong… as my coffee
Sometimes kind as the sunlight
Sometimes blue as the sky
But happy as the parrots flying free
As the flowers so delicate sometimes…
As a beast so aggressive in unfairness
As a kid demonstrate your tenderness
And as free as I was and I´d like to return to be
Hello!
ReplyDeleteSince I do not know how to publish on the original page I will share my little poem over here as a comment. It's a bit sad, but I believe it is not a reality only in my country:
She is shy
she smiles
he's not
he approaches
They look at each other and blush.
Two days pass
he called her yesterday
today they will meet
their hearts pound loudly.
Two months pass
she called him
he hangs up angry
she will have his baby
"I am only sixteen!"
Two years pass
still in high school
the baby is at home with grandma
she hates boys
he hates girls
Both ask: Teacher, how do you say "aborto" in English?
Hello Dear friends ,
ReplyDeleteI tried to post my poem in the front page but I was not able to do that. However I was able to post in my blog : ecllatas.blogspot.com
Here it comes :
Whoever that has been a Teen will ever remember
being enthusiastic but well-disciplined when learning English
Do or Does , Have or has... how many times have I had to be
perseverant and a risk-taker!
Well This is what comes to my mind , nothing could stop us, we
loved singing, playing and moving around the class..
Now at my 50s ,I realize that whenever you teach teens
you can not forget identifying such an spontaneous human
being in your class because after all those who have a young soul
are still a TEEN in the bottom of our hearts.
Liz
Trujillo-Peru
SouthAmerica
Dear friends,
ReplyDeleteSince I didn't know where to publish my poem I am writing it here. Hope you enjoy it and become a bookworm.
Teens
Teens, what an amazing intelligence all of you possess,
countable or uncountable, Does or do, Has or Have, Do or Make
how persistence, how creative, how decisive have I been,
everything was worth,
worth taking some risks, worth being a risk-taker.
how much we have set our hearts on them,
on the bus, in the car, how many times we have thought of them.
but in fact, we are all teens when teaching them..
Robert
Lima-Peru.