Del Mar Middle School - Metamorphosis Yearbook (Tiburon, CA)

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My Lair I lie upon your favorite chair. This is my spot - my private lair. I watch you approach me through I lie in stateg I do not rise. Iufeel your hand upon my back, Then you drop me like a sack. You seat yourseh' upon my chair. I give you a dark and evil stare. I stalk away on my silent paws pale blue eyes,' nf' .I Because youire the boss and you make the laws. Matt S abella Horse I sit by my window looking down. I see a pasture of red and brown. In the middle there stands a grand fairy tale horse ofafairy tale land with a golden fleece, mane and tail, galloping, galloping along the rail. Mia Devault I. ,- JSE' Sclueak l JJIK, ui ' fc Q -' I Egg 1 , . A- , ff' f 1 rin I A 1 .., Raccoon The raccoon is a tidy beastg He cleans his hands before each feast He ravages your garbage pail And acts like he should be in jail. We all know bandits wear a mask They take our things and do not ask Though he's a thief and sometimes mean At least the raccoon keeps real clean Paige Whitescarvei Paige Whitescarvei There once was a zebra named Zeek Whose owner had taught him to speak On opening night He got all up-tight And all that came out was a squeak Betsy Rice

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The Cat So sbt and slinky is the cat. He travels fast when there's a rat. His .fur is like soft, shining silk. It twitches when he's drinking milk. At the end of every day, He must rest and stop his play. He curls up in a ball so nice And dreams of having milk and mice. Courtney Benvenuti Tears Every eye must shed a tear. It is nothing you shouldfear. Crying lets your feelings out. It works for me without a doubt. Feelings arenit good locked inside. They are things you should not hide. Crying is, at any rate, Quite a normal human trait. Linda Kennedy SH: N ef? g 'X cs9'l1U'fz T . ' 3 p - I 1 ' '71, - C .i., hy' A. Q 'X x 11.4 f ,sv My Heart MV heart is like a clock. Day and night it goes tick-tock. It counts the days one by one And when it stops, my lyfe is done Kristen Bergmann I U N, y- -.4 -51. A Bark is Better Than a Bite I'd rather have a dog and a cat Than an elephant and a gnat Providing they're not too fat. A dog can run for sticks. A cat can clean with licks And they both can do tricks. But an elephant is too tall And a gnat is too small To be any fun at all. And I prefer A dog's sap fir And a cat's loud purr To an elephantis trunk Or a gnat in my bunk. And besides all that, Itis much nicer to pat A dog and a cat Than an elephant or a gnat. Kia Abbott