Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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My Grandfather My grandfather so old and fragile now, Has come to life's eternal end. I-Ie lies in bed with death at the door, That sometimes creeps in by a strong winter wind. Like a tiger attacks his prey, I see death attack granddad every day. Of every second of a minute and every minute of an hour, Death fills the room with an unearthly source of power. But at the sound of the clock death Awaits to attack his prey with a grip That is so strong, no man can let loose His tight hold. So until death finally takes him I will keep my sorrow deep within. -Neet Marion '78 l Convalescent Home ,- X The sound of a rocking chair creaking and H squeaking Its lonely tune. ! Forgotten people waiting for that person ' it Ml who will 1 ' . if V Whittling away endless hours, rocking. 'f--- Never come. .--f-A f -Cindy Roper '77 ' Z J

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