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Creative Writing Club REFLECTIONS Reflections: Drifting dreamily on the waters of time — Past life and dreams. They are tranquil now. Reflections: Erratic visions on the suffering seas — Hopes creased with fears. They are poised beyond. Reflections: Rest at last on a timeless calm — Living remained, Though the seas swell no more. Front Row: Elizabeth Lane, Marilyn Gillmore, Gail Evans, Pat McKay. Back Row: Rod Spooner, Mrs. Foss (Advisor), Sandra Johnson, Mary Ellen Fisher, Paul Viminitz. Can you see? Can you tell? What will be or if it’s well? Then you’ve gotta try to understand, And if you can’t then take my hand And I will show you the future. For I can see and I can tell. GAIL EVANS TREES In this world there’s but a few Of the kind I describe to you. For what’s going on in their minds, It’s like being guided by the blind. And maybe one day you might be Able to tell and to see. It’s spring. Your buds, open wide Your dainty flowers do not hide. Open your leaves, bring forth your green, Do not be fearful to be seen. Welcome the spring birds with open arms, Let their joyful tunes bring forth your charms. I ain ' t got no crystal ball But I can walk standing tall; Some say that you can’t live out Your lifespan in this world no more. But I’m against that, as you might know I professed that many years ago. It’s summer. Offer forth your shade And give us humans aid. Defy the sun with your shimmering leaves, Refuse to wilt in the hot summer’s breeze. Spread your boughs to protect the nests. And care for the birds who seek rest. It’s possible one day that it might fall But there’ll be no panic and no call To have any fear or to show Hatred, because it will come quickly On belchin’ flame and wings of steel, And a little heat is all you’ll feel. It’s fall. Change your green for gold. Display your glory as of old. From green to gold to orange to red Stand forth with all your beauty spread. Show forth your splendour on the hills And in the valleys and along the rills. It’s winter. Sharp against the skyline Bend to the wind’s whistle and whine. Outlined in the shimmering frost Forlorn, uninhabited and lost. Soon will come the warm spring breeze. But now — sleep, sleep dear trees. MARY ELLEN FISHER Some ffseople call it a killer bomb, O they will say that it ’s not wrong. But I still know that it won’t come For my common sense tells me that I’m right. Now don’t get me wrong, I’ll still fight For my country, and for my life. Although when I’m dead and in my grave I won’t have a life left to save. ’Cause I know that big bomb it ain’t gonna fall. My mind tells me so. And, if it does, you and I won’t hear ’Less we live for a few hundred years, or more. ROD SPOONER (lyrics to be accompanied by guitar) 53
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