<span>They said teachers didn't seem to know much about their subjects and clearly weren't interested in learning more. And the kids were right: their teachers were every bit as bored as they were.
so basically the quote means the teachers were bored/unhappy</span>
Both poems discuss the passage of time. However, both discuss different aspects of this idea.
In the first poem, it will forever be spring -- time has been frozen. He is envious of the piper, who will be forever playing. (Unlike us, for whom time passes.)
In the second poem, however, time has taken its toll on the marble, which is why Keats says that Grecian grandeur has been mingled with with the "rude wasting of time." Here, looking at the marble makes him remember time passes for us all.
Answer: \
railed
but he most likely answer would be glided
Explanation:
im so sorry but all i can think of was that
Because carrying that much hate is self-destructive -Apex
4. I was late because there was a lot of traffic