Tucker High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tucker, GA)

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Shooting Stars Stars are like people Millions there are Some brighter than others Some seen from afar. lf you look at them closely Perhaps you will see That each one is different lust like you and me Sometimes a bright light Like cities or the moon Will divert our attentions We forget others too soon The stars appear motionless But indeed they are not They must slowly move on Which is also our lot If you look long and steady Into the night sky A shooting star may fall That is the world s sigh lust as shooting stars Stand out from the rest We find out of everyone Some friends are the best In one night of watching We may see only two lust as our true friends Will remain few So cherish the night sky And every friend And I also pray Shooting Stars never end Strawberry :left-rf A little brown leaf Attached to a stem Falling from the oak tree Dropping slowly Very carefully As not to damage or brui use Once upon the ground lt sits and waits For others to fall Mary Charlotte Photo Tom Thurmond Photo Burrell Swinehart How precious is our gift? Not very by the way we treat it We receive a thing of beauty But we sometimes fail to see it We see ourselves to be beautiful And we are but But we tend to overlook what we should not We see our creations to be beautiful And they are if lf we dont use them to destroy And replace We use our creations to replace our gift Cant we see that once it is totally replaced No one can replace it? But no' Our creation is beautifull Fools' We receive beauty Yet we seek something with more We are blind We fail to see our gift And someday it will be gone Only then will we realize how precious it is o Nothing has more beauty than it has Not our creations Nothing' We must not lose it' But what is this wonderful thing of beauty Our gift? Nature Strawberry US

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