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Toy Soldiers Hello . . . I'm a toy soldier . . Wind me up . . . Ican read . . . I can write . . I can walk . . Ican talk . . . Ican learn . . . But only what you want me to learn I-Iello . . . I'm a toy soldier . . Wind me up . . . Ican dance . . . Ican sing . . . Ican think . . . But not for myself. I-Iello . . . I'm a toy soldier . . . Wind me up . . . I'm made of Play-Dough . . Mold me. . . I-Iello . . . I'm a toy soldier . . . I'm the average American . . Ican vote . . . ButIdon't . . . I just complain . . . Damn government's corrupt . . . Think I'l1 do something about it . Tomorrow. Dennis Houff Honorable Mention
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H istory Class Forty-eight bricks, in each row on the wall, With fifty-two rows from ceiling to floor, With four walls surrounding the room, and one more In this seat, repelling names and dates, all. Rick Gibson Honorable Mention ff' f ff, , If f f K lofi' --N But now the thick cloud of murky fumes Crowds itself Into our mouths and nostrils And is sucked down Into our lungs. And we yawn a Long, surrendering groan. Then, peering down at our watches , We slowly fold our papers, And turn off the T.V. set, And we, the defeated, Slink slowly up The stairway To bed . Photo b Greg Smit
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Tender Loving Care May I help you? asked a smiling orderly as I hobbled into the emergency room. Yes, I said pointing to the blood flowing freely from my left leg, Could I please see a doctor? Sure . . . just a moment. Sit in this wheelchair, please. He then pushed me past three examination rooms, two doctors, and an intern who was busy putting golf balls into a bedpan. He finally stopped in front of a large desk with a stone-faced nurse behind it. May I help you? It's my leg. She looked down at the blood running from the cut in my leg and asked, What's wrong with it? It's bleeding pretty badly. I think it may be broken or something. Name? Gee, I never gave it one. No, I don't mean your leg. I want YOUR name. Houff. I-I-O-U-F-F. First name? Dennis. D-E-N-N-I-S . Area of the injury? Lf-ig. L-E-G. Address?
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