Message to Ms. Teacher
If you haven't discovered it by now,
I have little interest in my grade
It is of no consequence to me,
If you grade my work by
Its quality, or my errors.
You, dear teacher, are more than
A TI-84
My work may be a series of equations
And problems to solve,
But I am no mathematicion,
Nor a calculator
I don't want answers
I don't want perfection
Instead,
I seek formulas
I seek solutions
And I seek mistakes
I seek trial and error
And I seek effort.
Because learning?
Learning is like no other milestone
From learning to walk
To learing to swim, and
To learning in general
All require one thing
One thing that only I can control
I decide
If I sink or swim
So what you do you say?
Are you with me?
With yourself?
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