University Liggett School - Rivista Yearbook (Grosse Pointe Woods, MI)

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The Moon s Rqlectzons upon The Old Man and the Sed What had the old man been thrnklng hrs weathered skm dark and wrrthed h1s hands so st1ll with cold? I thrnk he must have wondered about many thrngs Perhaps the stars gleammg by my srde would whrsper srlently among them selves I know he s cold and blue h1s heart between the reeds of hesrtatron No wonder he rs st1ll any man wlth heart of stone would surely be best forgotten Yet I prty hrm he who knows not what to do for once you have not been lucky rt does not bother ou twrce thrtty times t1s no worry but to go months wrthout prrde surely rt must hurt Wlmy why though must he prck on my pr1de7 I have loved hrm h1s beautxful tall and the gleam of anxrety xn hrs eyes He IS my brother for wrthout hrm the nrghts would prey upon his greatness to no avarl Why old man must you prck my hsh to knot your hook among hrs bounty flesh? Surely you would rather dre than break the spmt of so noble a beast Go back to the boy hrm who needs you and awarts your return so anxrously Return old man that your heart mrght go back to 1ts own way I have no place for you here and my heart IS greatly grreved I can not bear to see the pam rn my brother s eyes and yet rn the end he wrll prevarl You w1ll see GRACIA CHEN Tenth Grezde Guzlt Complex The grrl slrd slowly out of bed Her slrppers soon were found Across the hall she grrmly marched A prrsoner gallows bound Her mrnd was strrred wrth thoughts of gurlt I know rt s wrecked she sard She pushed the bathroom door ajar And shook her groggy head She crossed the room and eyed the beast Her face grew slrghtly pale She held her breath and closed her eyes And stepped upon the scale Flzrt A golden shaft of molten sunlrght sllpped Through the green filrgree treetops Prercrng the purple shadows of stern boulders Krssrng the upllfted faces of rnnocent da1s1es And finally lmkrng arms with a srlver mxst Danced away leavnng a vagrant stream Wllrsperxng jealously to an unconcerned woodpecker LINDA MAPSHALL Tenth Grade Prepezmtzotz 0 el Play The lake rs calm and mxrror lrke A srlver road upon rts breast The sun a great fluorescent ball Is hanging rn the west The actor trees are waltrng The brrds are heard debatrng A Drrector Frsh cleaves the alt Leavrng aught but stlence there The stage IS set Nrght begrns KAREN RUSSFLL Tenth Grade The Hzghwezy The hrghway was long and narrow And gleamrng whxte As It stretched rnto the soft punk Of the sunset To each s1de lay a perrlous sheet Of translucent 1ce I felt as though rt was Closrng rn on us And compellrng us to stay On that narrow road Lrke a cold hand forcing axr From a warm throat Overhead the lampllghts burned Warm and frrendly And beckoned us onward The car obeyed Faster and faster rt went And I was flyrng Flylng over the heartless rce Flymg amrd the lamplxghts Flyrng xnto the sunset All alone And free GRETCHEN SCHUUR Tenth Grade LISBETH Soss Tenth Grade , I I H' if ' ' , 7 F V I V Y . , A U . 1 ' 7 . . Y 3 ' I I 3 . . . . , - , - , . , I ' , ' Q . V . . . , . r I E - 1 v I a 7 , . . . . . . , 7' Y ' Y I , . . . ' , A I . . . . . ' ' 7. be lonely and quiet. He speaks to meg the water seems to . . I . 7 - - y v A v L' I , 7 3 ' , , in .Y ,, 7. ' . i ' 7 1 . r , ' - - 0 . V . . , . 1 , . . . i , N . . O Q . 3 , . . . 7 Y ' I L . Y ' l , 5 , . . Y U . . . , D 1- s T 7 30