This post is dedicated to my greatest inspiration,Mrs Siew
Dreaded the days When you first taught us science I forgot to bring my workbook And got a slam near my eye. I cowered in fear, Averted your gaze, Loathed your voice And hated your lips. Gazing in your bulging eyes, gave me the creeps, I pictured you as a red and blue monster ready to devour me. Everyday i trudged to school fearing the science periods praying for mercy when i forgot to do homework. I felt that life was a torment A hell to all humans Under the tyranny on one teacher, MrsLynn Siew. As i progressed to primary 4 I was aghast to have you as my teacher Not only my teacher, BUT MY FORM TEACHER!!. I felt like fainting then, imagining the worst, but i realised that you were not as fierce but in fact,quite reasonable. You gave me chances when i forgot to do my work, did not scold me at all, even made me a monitress, when i did not expect it to be at all. Did not make my life a living hell, but made it better instead. Cared for every student Even those who you hate. When i grew a year older, which means i was p5, I still did not respect you as much as now. Not after one incident, that turned out to ba a blessing. It was the vulgar word case, that made me lose your trust. However,that made me respect you further, and tried to gain back your trust. I am now proud to say, that i have sucessfully did that. You cultivated my writing skills, and made my english shoot up, was concerned bout my maths afraid that history would repeat. To your relief,it did not, but to another person, Whose name was Kai Yan. The moment i learnt that you were pregnant, I was shock, though happy for you, but sad for myself. That you would not be able to teach me, through the years along. Nurtured me to be a good person, inspired me to change for the better, to me you are not longer a teacher, but a friend who i can trust. A friend who stood by me all these years, regardless of it all, Elated to say that you no longer instill fear into me, but instead,an unbreakable bond. I miss you dearly now, through this long break of holidays, but i will still remember the times we shared a teacher and a friend.
tired of chasing after things that don't belong, tired of struggling to impress, tired of trying too hard then falling so hard, tired of heartaches, tired of getting back on track, tired of facades; facades that last only to reveal the inside that you'd desperately tried to conceal
This post is dedicated to my greatest inspiration,Mrs Siew
Dreaded the days When you first taught us science I forgot to bring my workbook And got a slam near my eye. I cowered in fear, Averted your gaze, Loathed your voice And hated your lips. Gazing in your bulging eyes, gave me the creeps, I pictured you as a red and blue monster ready to devour me. Everyday i trudged to school fearing the science periods praying for mercy when i forgot to do homework. I felt that life was a torment A hell to all humans Under the tyranny on one teacher, MrsLynn Siew. As i progressed to primary 4 I was aghast to have you as my teacher Not only my teacher, BUT MY FORM TEACHER!!. I felt like fainting then, imagining the worst, but i realised that you were not as fierce but in fact,quite reasonable. You gave me chances when i forgot to do my work, did not scold me at all, even made me a monitress, when i did not expect it to be at all. Did not make my life a living hell, but made it better instead. Cared for every student Even those who you hate. When i grew a year older, which means i was p5, I still did not respect you as much as now. Not after one incident, that turned out to ba a blessing. It was the vulgar word case, that made me lose your trust. However,that made me respect you further, and tried to gain back your trust. I am now proud to say, that i have sucessfully did that. You cultivated my writing skills, and made my english shoot up, was concerned bout my maths afraid that history would repeat. To your relief,it did not, but to another person, Whose name was Kai Yan. The moment i learnt that you were pregnant, I was shock, though happy for you, but sad for myself. That you would not be able to teach me, through the years along. Nurtured me to be a good person, inspired me to change for the better, to me you are not longer a teacher, but a friend who i can trust. A friend who stood by me all these years, regardless of it all, Elated to say that you no longer instill fear into me, but instead,an unbreakable bond. I miss you dearly now, through this long break of holidays, but i will still remember the times we shared a teacher and a friend.
