journal 3 : Pattern for "I am" poems

   Tuesday.  March 25

      Dr. Bob Schwab always tells us interesting and moving stories from his sufficient experiences and knowledge with his soft voice. And  I still remember what he told us at the opening ceremony. It was " From now on you will have an incredible journey"  Oh, quite a beautiful opening comment, I thought.

     This is my poem written for practicing pattern for " I am" poems in Bob's class. 

                    Pattern for " I am" poem

I am a committed but lonely English teacher.

I wonder why my students are sleeping in my class.

I hear some girls snorting.

I see other girls reading katalk.

I want them to wake up and pay attention to me.

I am a committed but lonely English teacher.

 

I pretend not to see their doze and distraction.

I feel lonely.

I touch only a piece of white chalk nervously.

I worry about their points of the final exam in a few days.

I cry out a few words more loudly enough to wake them up.

I am a committed but lonely English teacher.

 

I understand they are too tired with overloaded works.

I say  emptily " English is the most important subject for your college entrance."

I dream that all of them will get a high score in the exam.

I try hard to explain English grammar rules.

I hope that all of them will quickly awaken and understand what I am teaching.

I am a committed but lonely English teacher.