MY LOVE A SURFER (Poem)

MY LOVE A SURFER

My love a body, riding your heart

To master your love, I drive each wave

Thrust on billows, passion I enslave

Slide through hollows, under blankets of foam

Coils of blue and green, encircle me

My love journeys upon your heat’s swells

The upsurge muscles I dominate

Surf tides of love, the captain of your heart

Against currents, I glide every roller

On leafy breakers, I stand like a commander

Cardiac stream undulates, with every ripple

My love manoeuvres ridges all through the day

Until twilight, on the sand, your heart will stay

                                                                 

                                                      By Dwayne Lubin

A Lover's Impression(Poem)

A LOVER’S IMPRESSION  

Beauty is in the eyes of the seeker

Beauty dwells within like the setting sun

Love has no eyes, eyes for the beholder

From the blossom of an art love is born

Of what I see is no material

I reach out to what seems intangible

I see the unseen through pictorial

A scene from a love metaphor, subtle

My epitome to show what inside is

An abstract drawing is my epithet

I pray for this hour on my sore knees

Beauty and love depict in a sunset

                                                    By Dwayne Lubin

Fractions to decimals part2

Fractions To Decimals

TWILIGHT MY PAINTER

TWILIGHT MY PAINTER

Professional on land, twilight an artist

Crouched on the sand, the seascape his masterpiece

Beyond the horizon stood his black easel

From the shore, arms with lighted brushes dangle

His pools of pigment, all the shades of yellow

Hovering brushes, on the skyline he throws

Dripping bristles of light, after every go

Lakes of ivory, cream, jasmine on palette

Saffron and gold is his sea, chrome his sunset

With a chant, melody of cheerful waves

Portrayal of evening, before him, he engraves

He works into a gaze, at a lemon pose

When it’s night his mother calls, the painter goes

The picture down, covered in a cloth of black

It will rise tomorrow, when twilight is back.

                                                          By Dwayne Lubin

TWILIGHT IS BLOND (Poem)

TWILIGHT IS BLOND

She sits on the horizon knitting

Knitwear the golden leafage sea shining

A sea fabric of sequins polished

Interlocked loops with her silver needles

With a yellow yarn wound her spools

Her strings of golden hair rays of bright light

Wiggling through the wind, stretching to land

Her song the cry of seagulls hovering

Her apparel of yellow she wears

With jewellery of gold she always keeps

Embroidery, the love she unfolds

When knitting is over, she lies to rest

Descending the horizon, her lodge

                                                   By Dwayne Lubin

Decimals as fractions part3

Decimals as fractions part2

Decimals as fractions

Subtracting whole numbers and fractions part2

Subtracting whole numbers and fractions part1(Math Video)

Dividing Whole Numbers And Fractions (Math Videos)

Dividing Mixed And Whole Numbers (Math Video)

Dividing Fractions And Whole Numbers (Math Videos)

Dividing Two Mixed Numbers (Math Videos)

Dividing Two Fractions (Math Videos)

Acids (YOU ARE HARMLESS) (Science Poem)

Acids (YOU ARE HARMLESS)   

You are harmless like a baby

Although you have a sour taste

You are innocent

Safety you represent

Although you turn blue litmus paper red

You may be mild and non-toxic

You are a good electrical conductor

You are non-addictive

You are inoffensive

You have pH values less than seven

I need you in my life

You react with active metals to produce hydrogen gas

You are acceptable

You are unobjectionable

You react with carbonates to produce carbon dioxide gas

                                    By Dwayne Lubin     

HIBISCUS BLOSSOM (Poem)

HIBISCUS BLOSSOM

Ballet dancer moving in the wind,

Showing her beauty, throughout the day,

In the area of her dwelling,

With her stalk legs, movements she displays.

Possessing cup-shaped, pelvic girdle,

Above the trunk, her stalk legs below,

With colour of green, that’s visible,

In forested region of willow.

Having a dress, of fine texture,

Trumpet shaped petals of red or white,

Splendid quality, of the dancer,

With bright colour, an attractive sight.

Shaking her head with hair of pollen,

From swaying side to side, just dancing

With her stalk thorax and abdomen

The good dancer portrays her dancing.

                                  By Dwayne Lubin

Dividing decimals By 10, 100 And 1000 (Math Videos)

Multiplying decimals by 10,100,1000 (Math Video)

Canary (Poem)

CANARY

Locked up within bars, my pet companion

Imprisoned in your world, with so much song

Bright yellow, you are so full of mellow

With musical notes of harmony

A sweet sound of a sincere melody

From vibrations of your silvery string

With this gentle sound of a vibrant ring

Whistling through the air, in your caged prison

Chanting away a soft sweet cheerful tune

Songs of an opera forever merry

Each day, making me so very happy

                                  By Dwayne Lubin 

Bedtime (Poem)

BEDTIME

Night sprawls within his body

The earth a sleepy man lies

Under blanket sheets of shadows

Wearing his nightgown to sleep

Silently at rest, he sinks in his mattress

His snore the whispering of the swaying trees

Breaths of night wind, in his nocturnal whistle

                                    By Dwayne Lubin

Subtracting unlike fractions(Math Video)

Subtracting mixed numbers with different denominators (Math Video)

Daylight (Poem)

DAYLIGHT

A ripe lemon floats the horizon

Squeezing juice a foundation of colour

Daylight is scarlet drops

Orangeade spills the land

From horizon flourish yellow

The trees dye with their leafy shade

A sea of the azure

With the rays from cobalt

You plant your violets

                                 By Dwayne Lubin

Subtracting mixed numbers using the regrouping method (Math Video)

Subtracting Mixed numbers part2 (Math Video)

Health and Family Life Multiple Choice (1) Common Entrance

Common Entrance

Health and Family Life Multiple Choice (1)

Directions: Read each question carefully, then select the BEST answer from the choices given.  

1.      John has been suffering from the common cold. Which of these foods will help his body to fight this illness?

(a)    Chicken and rice                                       (b) Apples and cherries

(c) Lettuce and cabbage                                  (d) Potatoes and spinach

2.      Jenny does not own a refrigerator but she wants to preserve her meats. Which of these methods is the best way to preserve them at home?

(a)    salting                    (b) heating                   (c) roasting                  (d) freeze-drying

3.      A woman is overweight and fat and must exercise all the time. It is LIKELY that she suffers from _____________________.

(a)    anorexia nervosa                                       (b) scurvy

(c) obesity                                                       (d) beri-beri

4.      A woman’s womb is also known as her ____________________.

(a)    cervix                    (b) belly                       (c) vulva                      (d) uterus                                

5.      Jack is 16 years old. He is most likely to experience all of the following changes ECXEPT _____________________.   

(a)    deepening of the voice                              (b) start of menstruation

(c) growth of pubic hairs                                 (d) broadening of the shoulders

6.      Food nutrients are transported to different parts of the body by _________________.

(a)    muscles                  (b) blood                     (c) throat                     (d) excretory system  

7.      A young man has soft bones and is deformed. Which of the following diseases is he MOST LIKELY to be suffering from?  

(a)    beri-beri                 (b) rickets                    (c) scurvy                    (d) anaemia

8.      Which of the following foods is high in fats?

(a)    fish                        (b) rice                         (c) butter                     (d) bananas

9.      Diseases may be spread in all of the following ways ECXEPT ___________________.

(a)    Sneezing during food preparation

(b)   Preparing food without washing hands

(c)    Leaving the garbage bin uncovered

(d)   Using hand sanitizer

10.  The food that we eat every day is referred to as our ___________________.

(a)   dinner                    (b) menu                      (c) diet                         (d) appetizer

Multiple Choice Answers

1)      B

2)      A

3)      C

4)      D

5)      B

6)      B

7)      B

8)      C

9)      D

10)  C

Subtracting mixed numbers part1 (Math Video)

English Common Entrance Multiple Choice1

English Language Multiple Choice (1)

Common Entrance

Word Usage

Directions: Choose the letter of the word that best completes the sentence.

1.      When I took up swimming at the age of forty five, I _____________________ a high school swimming team.

(a)    join                        (b) joined                     (c) was joining             (d) joins

2.      There ______________ no athletes my age in my area.

(a)    was                        (b) were                       (c) is                            (d) have

3.      I made friends with a classmate ___________________ would inform me of the time and place of the lessons.

(a)    whom                    (b) who                        (c) which                     (d) what

4.      My class quickly accepted ______________ but at the lessons it was a different story.

(a)    I                             (b) them                       (c) me                          (d) she

5.      Since I was the _____________________ person in the class I felt alone sometimes.   

(a)    old                         (b) older                      (c) oldest                     (d) more older

6.      The competing teams and their trainers always found it quite __________ that someone my age would be swimming and actually competing.

(a)    odd                        (b) reckless                  (c) noticeable               (d) deceiving  

7.      _________________ the swimming, I usually overtook the younger swimmers.

(a)    On                         (b) Into                        (c) Over                       (d) During

8.      I swim as fast as I can __________________ a few of them always catch up with me.

(a)    and                                    (b) but                         (c) because                  (d) if

9.      Some of them could swim _________________ well.

(a)    expectedly             (b) increasingly            (c) exceptionally          (d) occasionally

10.  No matter how hard they swam, I was the ______________ of them all.

(a)    fast                                    (b) faster                      (c) fastest                    (d) more fast

Multiple Choice Answers

1)      B

2)      B

3)      B

4)      C

5)      C

6)      A

7)      D

8)      B

9)      C

10)  C