"The Art Teacher"

There I was in uniform

Looking at the art teacher

I was just a girl then;

Never have I loved since then

He was not that much older than I was

He had taken our class to the Metropolitan Museum

He asked us what our favorite work of art was,

But never could I tell it was him

Oh, I wish I could tell him --

Oh, I wish I could have told him

I looked at the Rubens and Rembrandts

I liked the John Singer Sargents

He told me he liked Turner

Never have I turned since then

No, never have I turned to any other man

All this having been said,

I married an executive company head

All this having been done,

a Turner - I own one

Here I am in this uniformish, pant-suit sort of thing,

Thinking of the art teacher

I was just a girl then;

Never have I loved since then

No, never have I loved any other man

I am reciting this in my acting class and I need to know who the woman is saying this to. Is she talking to herself, perhaps in a mirror or in a diary? Is she telling a close friend, a daughter, a lover, a shrink? Is she speaking to a group? Let me know what you think the answer could be and also what you think of the piece.