Moreno Valley High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Sunnymead, CA)

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4 i -Hi EMOTIONS ON A STRII I Listen, listen to the guitar man and carefully try to understand . Feel his emotions he plays on string singing things no words can bring. Listen closely and you shall hear of simple things he treasures dear. His music reaches out like unspoken words full of meaninn and waiting to be heard M Soundiny iikg a soft melody are really dreams to set you free. It will take you to some faraway place and leave vou with a smile on your face. And when the soiiy is over and done, it seems the essence lingers on. Rita Jo Smith Laura Germany, pottery. DEATH AND WAR Death is essential. War is needless. War results in death. Death results in more war. One death brings few eatl War brings many . Death can yield relief. War yields suffering. Death is the end War is the beginning of the end Chuck Johnson Fine Arts 173

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V.1T Gary Hanc oy box The End of Nothing Today in school, I sat and listened. They laughed but I heard their lies. I was going to ask you how they do it Except the desire died. The answer would not have been different I opened my book, started to think. But the numbers blurred. I looked up and blinked I listened to people agafh. It was still the same Was anyone to blame? I comtemplated the uselessness Of the stupid people game. Thinking I bowed my head in shame. I paused, there was a twinge. Slicing through myself to remember. I thought back to only hours earlier. And a tear smeared my name. Susie Mick i I rt), Don CIdrK- -roiliHl laoie ana criess lauic 175 Fine Arts H