Anoakia School - Spectator Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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POETRY CONTEST THIS ONE ALONE My heart is frigid like a stone, My soul is brittle and dry, And l am known to walk alone But never known to cry. My mind is stern in stoic strength, Time's grey years adorn my head- l watch the dread day's endless length I watch the dread day's endless length And envy no one but the dead. Cynthia Eaton A SON OF JEWELS Corners of the sun, wheeling in their flight, Tiny Pleiades, glowing fierce and white. Everyone a soul, imprisoned in a star Flaring, dying, calling from afar. Topaz, tourmaline, ruby, tiger-eye Jade, turquoise, glinting lapis-lazuli Green and golden chips of the moon, Diamonds sparkling brighter than the noon. Crystalied through ages, glinting hard and bright Topaz, tiger-eye, burning through the night. They have witnessed eons, ever bright and strong Defying man and elements through the ages long, What could be more wise, more beautiful than jewels? Cynthia Eaton

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PCDETRY CCDIXITEST GREY HORSE A grey horse comes with The stroke of Twelve When a town is silent and dark. Through every house he must prowl and delveg Stand your ground, or he'll leave his mark. He may gallop through a Tall fir tree, Or look for him near a tower, But his favorite haunT's a stormy seag His hoofs bend ships with their power. Hark! Listen for his nickering. At first he softly calls. Watch for the lamp's first flickering Lest he gallop through the hall. Colene Campbell

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