"In a world of mean educators, she stands apart, A shining star that captures the heart. Strong, confident, and capable, she reigns, With a magnetic presence that captures mind anh heart.
Her teaching way is a work of art, A wave of knowledge that touches every heart. She shows affection without condition or might, Guiding each student with a gentle, loving light.
Her moral compass is unwavering and true, A pillar of strength in the darkest of nights, shining through.
As her student, I couldn't help but be drawn, To her grace, her kindness, and her beauty, like a moth to a dawn.
One chance encounter, a random conversation, Led to an ice cream date, a sweet, sweet sensation.
Her eyes sparkled like the moon in the wind, Her smile, a work of art, left me breathless, my heart in a spin.
With no ego, no attitude, she's a rare find, A role model, a gem, one of a kind. She says she's not perfect, but to me, She's imperfectly perfect, a beauty to see.
- bunny
About the Creator
HASSON BANO HASHMI
21 yrs old ,creatively insane
MUSLIM
BS microbiology in Arid agriculture university
wandering headonist,beautifully choatic
everyone has a different opinion respect their point of view.
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