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Click herelooking over their shoulders
I find their concentration
a marvelous thing
to behold
the truth in those eyes
those silent pupils
I have a humorous (ironic) read to your poem. I assume that you did not mean for it to be read that way, but I hope that some humor would not offend you.
I could have sworn that I am back at those dreaded ‘life determining’ (so we believed) testing times. I believe we have all been there. We were looking over our shoulders in a desperate effort to find a whispered answer. When the suspicious stare of the teacher crosses our field of vision, we were again (hopefully) the picture of innocence and full concentration. Now, our searching eyes were targeting only the best phrase to put on paper...
We indeed tried to be as silent as we could, but I have no doubt that our experienced teachers had a tiny knowing smile, as if saying: “Oh, yes, you are all such marvelous things to behold, especially the truth in those eyes!”
BTW, I was wondering, if this poem is based on personal experience what grade where the students?
Look closely at those eyes
At the truth silent spoke
Of confidence in answers given
Or terror of thoughts blank...
silent pupils, struck me as their eyes and their status, either way viewed, a true "moment". nice work steve
xoxo
maria