You’re an observer
I don’t need attention.
I sit in the back.
I keep to myself, as a matter of fact.
I may not be noticed, but I notice all.
My teacher said writing may be your true call.
“If you soak in everything where does it go?”
He asked me almost twelve months ago.
I thought for a while, but nothing was presented.
My teacher said writing could be a good method.
I agreed at once and began a journey
Of writing down everything in quite a big hurry.
Before I read and now I write.
I hope one day my dreams take flight.
Throughout the year I found my true calling
Of being a teacher who encourages scrawling.
It doesn’t matter if you’re good or bad
As long as you write you can’t be sad.
I hope one day I get to help
A student fill a whole bookshelf
With books they love and books they wrote.
I hope I inspire some great quotes.
This year has been one crazy ride
But I am filled with great pride.
I started this year with a blank page
And now I have seen quite a big change.
My head is filled with stories and dreams
And places I have never even seen.
Whenever I feel my head is bursting
I pick up a pen and words come spurting.
Thousands of pages are all filled up
And my brain is still filled to the brim like a cup.
Thanks to my teacher I can finally see
I belong with the teaching community.
I want to encourage reading and writing.
The thought of this is truly exciting.
One year later I am still the observer
But now I am also an aspiring teacher and writer.
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