1. Thank You, Mrs. Newby
A happy smile, contagious to all,
With a heart of gold that never falls.
As my role model, you set the bar high,
But you've taught me all I can do is try.
Teacher Poems
Poems for Teachers
Teachers change lives. Being the right person at the right time may be enough to change a person's life forever. People are constantly changing. Whether for the good or for the bad, we do not stay the same. Having a positive influence in the form of a teacher can make or break a human being. Years after we are out of school, we remember the teachers that changed our lives. In most cases these may have been the first people that believed in us. That experience of having an authority figure believe that we could succeed carries us forever.
15 Poems Thanking Teachers from Students
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Featured Shared Story
I have a teacher exactly like that. She's always there for her students. She has helped me a lot with my social and personal situations. I had her since ninth grade and now tenth grade. She's...
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2. The Teacher
Remember when we met
When I was just a kid?
And you said to me,
"It's okay, we're all friends here."Featured Shared StoryThis poem is really touching it reminds me of my old teacher who had passed away. I stared to cry a lot. So I love this poem it is really a good poem, some people hate poems but I love them.
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3. Don't Want To Say Goodbye
I remember the times when you were there for me.
Through my many tears you helped me really see
that you were always there for me.
You stood close to me like a friend, there for meFeatured Shared StoryMy name is Audrey, and I'm in year 11. I have also had the most wonderful luck to get along with most of my teachers in my school. I have a favorite English teacher, and she is Ms. Keeping. I...
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4. Not Just A Teacher But A Friend
I had nowhere to turn, had nowhere to go.
This is just something I think you need to know.
I don't know what made me trust you.
I still remember the day when I told you what I've been through.Featured Shared StoryThis is an absolutely amazing poem. It’s very beautiful. I’ve just finished my 10th grade year. In 9th grade I met one of the BEST people in my life: my math teacher. He’s not just a teacher...
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5. Thank You, Teachers
Teachers are keys
That unlock the student's mind.
You are guides who mold our mind.
You are one of a kind.Featured Shared StoryI am a teacher. I love this poem. It touches my heart.
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6. Teachers
Teachers proudly stand in front of the class
With knowledge and influence en masse,
Igniting a flame in curious minds
Proficiently as the lessons unwind. -
7. Teacher
'Teacher' - a word that takes me back to the start,
The start of my very first day at school.
I tightly clenched my mother's hand.
I was afraid to let her go,Featured Shared StoryMs. Ferguson, you are the best teacher ever. Thank you for being the best teacher on earth.
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8. Northern Star
Northern Star, Northern Star,
I gaze up at you from afar.
Shining brightly in the curtain of night,
Northern Star, you are my light. -
9. Ripples
The future of the world
is in your class today
So teacher do be proud
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10. You Told Me
You told me to listen to my heart
But it wasn't speaking
You told me to waitFeatured Shared StoryI have a brilliant teacher who is my surrogate mum. She's the first and only teacher who has managed to make me cry out of joy. Before I met her, I never knew what unconditional love was...
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11. A Teacher
A teacher introduces us to a new vision of life,
to make us as sharp as a knife.
Someone who gives us a new sight, -
12. The Girl Who Faked It
She was the first to charm, never sad
Was a talking, walking baby ad
Nothing to hide and honest to a fault
She was like a graceful gymnast sticking a fault -
13. You Touched My Inner Soul
The clarity you gave to me,
It shone like angel rays,
Like water rushed on golden sands,
And crashed along the bays.Featured Shared StoryI was really touched by the poem you wrote
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14. Getting Back To It
Sitting in a classroom with the smell of chalk and glue,
I think back to those days when I hated to get up early
Couldn't stand to be there and couldn't wait to get home.
In the beginning I was that child that struggled, -
15. Mr Morgan
I wake up every morning
Feeling such a wreck
A rope that's slowly tightening
Wound around my neck.
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