Phoenix Country Day School - Phoenician Yearbook (Paradise Valley, AZ)

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But he remains as still as a night (unaware of the sands and waves, pale sunlight and cold winter morns) and the child and his womb are as close as a yawn and its echo a leaf and its green a man and his shadow a star and its gleam until a wind carries him gracefully and painfully into the sun (Filled with the emptiness and resentment of becoming one). 32 i stand: in the disassembled church of a mind and search the comers for the magic i once delighted to find perched on dusty pwes which once held many in song in a time when birds settled on bell towers strong and soft breezes rustled past doors of oak wood and sweet children ' s voices played games while they could But now: only dust moves under the wind and still clock no one is singing: the doors are barred and locked. The temple of this mind holds only time which seems to linger as stones from its walls : crumble with the touch of a cvirious finger.

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I met a girl from Ecuador, She would not let me through the door. Go away! was her desperate plea; But I knew this was the girl for me. For my love , 1 brought flowers and candy. She threw at me Anything that was handy. While asking for a date , I gave her a daisy. She said that to go out with me , She ' d have to be crazy. John C. Cox Now I know that to have loved and lost, Is better then no love at all. But why does she hang up Every time that 1 call? Ik

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ELECTRONICS MORALS MUSIC PEOPLE LOVE RADIO SOUND BASEBALL David Lee Gates WTRF-FM, 107.5 GOD FRIENDSHIP SOCCER PARENTS 33