In stanza two of the poem Where Do All The Teachers Go , pick their noses means *
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In stanza two of the poem "Where Do All The Teachers Go", 'pick their noses' means using fingers to remove mucus from the nose.
In the poem "Where Do All The Teachers Go" written by Peter Dixon the poet speaks about the child's curiosity about their teacher. In the second stanza, the child is curious to know whether his teachers pick their noses to waste time by poking and inserting fingers in the nose to clean dried mucus.
The Summary of the poem "Where Do All The Teachers Go" written by Peter Dixon
- The poet Peter Dixon talks about the curiosity an innocent child faces about his teacher.
- According to the child, the teachers are incredible and extremely outstanding people.For small children, it is very difficult for them to accept that a teacher is also a common man or woman who lives around them. The child in the poem's curiosities and questions if teachers' behaviour is also similar to other people. The questions like do they also do all the work or things like other people do, do they live in houses, do they wear pyjamas for comfort, wash their socks or watch television. They also question whether they have parents and children.
- All these questions are in the child’s mind and are interested to know all of them. So one day the child decided to follow his teacher to inspect and write a poem about them for the teacher to read that poem in front of the class to their students.
- The poem shows the sweetness and curiosity with the pure intention of a child for his teacher. It shows how high the children think about their teacher.
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