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|..TH E TE R MINAL HONORABLE MENTION 1 ; | j i i I Page 107 BUTTERFLIES Summer smirks, and with a bow, Presents us with her puppet show; She whisks white curtains up, and now We spy the stage-lights a ll aglow; Mute stage- sets stand in bright green grounds. With hems and seams of molten gold; And now her dollies tumble down, And with a joyous shrug unfold; They minuet on unseen strings, With courtly bows and graceful mien, And undulate their pastel wings Like shadow creatures from a dream. Then casual summer, with cold eye Cuts their strings; they fall and die. John Ower, 11-29 HONORABLE MENTION THE OTH R SIDE On other side the river lie... Not what the poet said; But what if I can reach the bank, On which to lie my head? It seems the water s wide and deep. And no bridge to walk across. • So my head will never sleep On the other side. ' Fields of barley, and of rye... ' To feed the peasants ' mouth. But they are on the other side. The greedy and uncouth. It seems the water ' s deep and strong. No bridge to walk across. My stomach now will hunger long To reach the other side. Gladys Perkins, 11-30
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THE TERMINAL Page. iq.6 SECOND PRIZE ODE TO DEATH Each On its plane Of existence Is tethered, and there Must its credo in life Be fulfilled. And with each breath Is shortened until: The dark Abyss of Death Looms, open, ahead. Large and small Master and meek Slave and sainted Alike; Submission—by each-- To the Great Equalizer Of all within whom For Death Holds no favor. The unshackling of Spirit Must be an eternal destruction Of planes, of minds, Of islands, of all. HONORABLE MENTION Roger Meyer, 11-29 AUTUMN ' S END And now, beneath the sinking sun Are forests brown. The frost has just begun. In the southern sky The specked V ' s Are long since gone, Yet sparrows fly. The rusty squirrel stores in trees Nuts, infinite in numberj and His cousin sees The time has come, and soars Up. His search for stores Commences. The bears will hibernate In caves. The rabbit braves The coming cold. And as the snow at once descends On a group of barren poles, A stray leaf, abandoned by its friends Quavers. im Dunsmoor, 11-28
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