In halls of learning, shadows cast,
Where echoes of wisdom fade so fast,
“A not Teacher” walks with feigned delight,
Yet, hide a heart that shuns the light.
With words that flow like honeyed streams,
They craft a world of borrowed dreams,
But in the guise of knowledge shared,
Lies hypocrisy, unprepared.
For teaching’s art is more than guise,
It’s nurturing mind, the opening eyes,
Yet here they stand, a hollow shell,
A mimicry of truth that crafted spell.
They preach of passion, yet lack the fire,
In every lesson, a muted choir,
For genuine hearts cannot pretend,
And wisdom’s light, they cannot lend.
Oh, let us seek the teachers true,
Who guide with love, who see us through,
For in their presence, we can grow,
And learn the depths of what we know.
So cast aside the masks we wear,
Embrace the truth, the love we share,
For teaching’s gift is not a show,
But a journey where real hearts can glow.