
A tribute to a friend I'm losing and a patient teacher I've outgrown. The first poem I've written that's meant something.
Rated: Fiction K - English - Friendship/Hurt/Comfort - Words: 143 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 05-04-11 - Status: Complete - id: 2912589
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A Teacher
My pretty-boy,
My naughty boy,
My ponyboy with pony head
And lion heart;
Who pricks his ears
For visitors;
Who lifts his head to look at me,
Then trots from me;
Who drops his head
And plods along;
Who makes me work to make him work;
Who likes small ones;
Who turns his face
To see his left;
Who sees his space with better eye
Than my two can;
Whose naughty tricks,
Reserved for we
Who can yet learn what he can teach
Have long taught me;
Who will take charge
Unless you do;
Who will not go until you press;
Who makes you fly;
Who opens up
Like stubborn bloom
As you lead him; who leads you, too,
Unknown to you;
Who's toiled long
And labored for
And sent on those who've larger grown
Upon his back.
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