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A Tiny Voice


On days, slugged and dreary Your faces are quite cheery. My feet barely want to move Yet yours has something to prove. My rope is just too thin But you look at me and grin. The room is a mess and the lessons are not done But a tiny voice says "We dont need one" That tiny voice. My heart rejoice. Yes, this is why I'm here. I put away all my fear. My name is teacher, Yet you are the most perfect creature.
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