Our Mathematics Teacher


 Our Mathematics Teacher

In memory of Subrahmanyam sir, a guru to all,

Who made mathematics easy, answering every call.

With a heart so big and love for students so true,

He taught beyond the textbooks, old and new.

 

Known for his memorable nicknames, a cheerful rhyme,

A strong pillar of Tadikonda, stood the test of time.

He reached pupils' hearts, their minds he'd unseal,

QED, his legacy, a teacher of great zeal.

 

Now in the realms above, he shares his math's delight,

Teaching heavenly fairies, shining bright.

Though he's left this world, his spirit's always near,

In our hearts, his fond memories, forever dear.

 

Farewell, dear sir, your wisdom and grace,

Your legacy, in our hearts, finds its rightful place.

In heaven we all shall meet, till then may

your teachings guide us in solving puzzles of life.

........

In APRS, Tadikonda, a math sage did reside,

With numbers and theorems, he was our trusted guide.

His lessons were equations, clear and well-defined,

Solving problems with precision, he illuminated every mind.


Like prime numbers, he was rare, a teacher beyond compare,

His legacy multiplies, in the minds he helped prepare.

In the classroom of life, he was an infinite sum,

A great math teacher, now in eternity's kingdom.


In memory, his lessons shall forever bloom,

In the hearts of his students, like a constant, ever in tune.

Though he’d gone beyond this finite space,

His impact in our lives, a mathematical embrace.

.......

గణిత ధురీణ అగణిత గుణగణా

సులభ గణిత సృజన విద్యల వాణీ వీణా

గురుగణ మణివైన

 శ్రీ సుబ్రహ్మణ్య సుగుణ

మా స్టార్లు  మార్చిన మాస్టారూ

సరదా మాటల తీరున

సరిలేరిల మీకెవరూ

చంద్రుడు చుక్కలున్న వరకూ

చదువుల లెక్కలున్న వరకూ

అజరామరమై నిలుచును మీ పేరు

.. మీ విద్యార్థులు

By G V Rao, APRS-Tadikonda

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