The School Changing Room
I remember aged 7 or 8
When I was at school
We had lessons each week
In the school's small pool.
One day in the changing room
My female teacher looked in.
I was one of several boys
And there was no screen.
I was just in my underwear
As my teacher looked round
"I'll help you" she said
And yanked my pants down.
So there I was aged 8
Fully frontal nude
I must have blushed
And covered my crotch
How shameful!Ā How crude!
"Oh don't worry" she said
"I've seen it all before.Ā Turn around"
I relaxed as she put my trunks on
And we walked out the door.
I don't know why she did this
It never happagain
It was a strange feeling
I can't quite explain.
They laughed at me too
With nude baby photos when I was 10
My parents and younger siblings:
That strange feelimg again.
Well I won't be bothered.
(Not really)
Why should I care
If somebody sees me
Undressed or bare?
It seems that sometimes people have wanted it.
(I won't trouble you readers this time with a nude photo to see, but if check out my last poem there's a photo of me).Ā
MDC.Ā Copyright.
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Adults are meant to make children feel safe. I hope writing helped you with this memory. The repercussions of one single action effects a child long term. As adults it is our duty to be mindful. That teacher was far from mindful or respectful to you. A brave write and I always have the upmost respect when someone opens up and shares real feelings and memories. It teaches the reader to transfer their perspective for a brief moment. Hopefully leaving them feeling a little wiser than before. As much as you were the child in this scenario. You have become the teacher within the confines of your poetry. A far better teacher than the one stated in this pieceĀ
keep writing and thank you for posting an honest writeĀ
Gwen :)
Thank you.Ā I remember the incident quite vividly, but it doesn't really bother me.Ā
Really glad it doesnāt, look forward to reading more from you :)