Life’s Lessons Are not Taught in School but when we become mature
Life’s Lessons Are not Taught in School
Everyone is happy to receive compliments
There is a saying: I am rich and love presents
Those who believe we have to follow rules,
Forget that writing expresses our feelings.
The rules we get in school,
Give us just a basic tool
Just to put us on the track
To let us find what we lack
Our feelings are a tiny part of an ocean
That fills our body with a stream of love
This part we do not learn, for sure,
It comes to us when we are mature
We now can give what the best college can’t
As parents, grandparents, uncles, and aunts
We create joy, happiness and life’s flavor.
Those who do not grasp this noble endeavor,
Will realize it at a later time when they are ripe.
Let’s cherish those who give the lessons of life,
May they be sophisticated or plain,
Our soul will recognize and bless them.
Copyright 2007 Emile Tubiana
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Reviews of "Life’s Lessons Are not Taught in School"
So true! I was blessed to have some wonderful "Life Teachers." Some of them I met in school, but our friendships and their lessons have continued far beyond that time.
Cryssa
The title of this poem caught my attention for various reasons, the first being that I am a school teacher, the second being that I have made this same quote on many occasions. I enjoy giving my students the basics as I am a first grade teacher, I teach them to read, write, math skills, well you get the idea, but I also thrive on teaching them life skills...and watching them grow not only as a student but also as a person. It's really a compliment to have a student leave your classroom prepared for the upcoming grades, but an even greater compliment when they come back years later and express how thankful that they are that you taught them about life, and how to grow and learn from mistakes....well done my friend, thoroughly enjoyed...
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on December 24, 2007
I agree..
Thanks for sharing..
Have a Very Merry Christmas & a Prosperous, Great 2008
Ron
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Cryssa
Regis
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Thanks for sharing..
Have a Very Merry Christmas & a Prosperous, Great 2008
Ron
Love,
Eileen
Be safe,
Karen
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