"A labyrinth of Unpolished Scribbles"

An old empty chair, walls whispered,'not fair'; cascading emotions, can't avoid leaving behind a void. The shrieking voice, we miss, but no choice. Like the rising whirlwinds emanating thoughts in minds. When the days were darker, life couldn't get harder, amidst the fog and the mist, we're glad you did exist. You were a guiding light, who said, it's all right. Betwixt every fight, you held it tight. You tried your best everytime Protecting us anytime. Sometimes the angry father, at times the godfather. Countless roles you've played, like a rock and never swayed. More tiff's we've had, some clashes gone bad. Those days we never cared; But we weren't prepared, and couldn't believe that you would leave. It ain't the same again, We had you then, all our concerns, we've shared, Now all alone and scared. We never bothered your presence, But the unintended silence of your absence, couldn't keep the ba...

  I always believe that a teacher should not support their students when they do something wrong. I don't think a good teacher will ever do that. Instead point out their mistakes and correct them or else we are spoiling them. Nowadays I have seen and experienced teachers who just wish to get popular among students. All they want is to get the tag the "favourite teacher". And for this they are ready to do "anything" for the students. I fear, is this "anything", good or bad for the students?  There are 'n' number of ways for being a "good teacher". A "good teacher" can also be a favourite teacher, but a "favourite teacher" will not always be a good teacher. I believe a good teacher is a mentor, communicator and someone who will guide students properly and not always be the "saviour" when they are wrong. If you are supporting students without making them understand their faults; I should say nothing worse y...