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As students we come to learn

Getting good grades is our concern

But if we look at the page

And we feel our minds stuck in a cage

We tend to give up in turn.

So as a teacher, pay attention

To the kids you barely mention,

to the rising up of tension

Give us what we yearn.

Help us.

You may not read minds but surely our body speaks.

Help us.

You may not know how yet but there may be some techniques.

For you to help us.

A "you can do it" goes a long way.

Help us.

Help us. Even if we dont ask. Help us, is what we're dying to say.

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