Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Psychics Under The Stars

With a single palm
You can see
My past, present, future
My full destiny
You take a deep breath
And slowly sigh
Then glance at me
With your crystal clear
Deep blue eyes
Your colrfully gemmed necklace shines
Your dark green jade earrings glow
You pick up a few cards
Old-fashioned tarot
You don't peek at the cards
Your eyes still fixed on mine
I get a scared feeling inside
Wonder if I should go
But I can't lift my body
I feel you searching for my soul
What do you see quiet psychic
A life 'til old age?
With a happy family engaged?
What do you hear peaceful psychic
A soon dreadful death?
A hard crazy life?
Shall I dare ask what you know
Or wait 'til you tell
Do you read anything yet
Does it all ring a bell
You glare at the cards
Set them all out
It makes me so curious
As to what you're thinking about
Are you my friend dear psychic
Can I believe what you say
Is this really my future
You will tell me today
Or are you just a scam
A liar
A hoax
As much as I wish this untrue
I won't raise my hopes
You rub your palms together
Look me in my eyes
Whisper something low
With a voice so peaceful
Yet so slow
I turn away
Walk out of your little blue tent
Take one last look
Never to return again
I'll never know who you are
Mysterious psychics under the stars
-By Jamie Earhart
Age 14

How Much More

As I ride my bike along the sidewalk
I decide it is time for a little break.
After I cross the small bridge I take a right
And slowly ride down the steep drop
Away from the road.
My breaks squeal as I try not to
Go down too fast, but fast enough
For a small thrill.
I go towards the left
Looking for the perfect spot
To lay in the grass
Where I am0Anot noticeable
To the cars passing above.
There I lay,
Soaking up the sun and
Looking at the small pond,
Thinking how beautiful this life is,
And how much more beautiful
It could be.
-By Rayna Lounsbury
Age 17

The Followers

There will be a star in the sky
On that night a baby shall be born
We are crazy
We are insane
Being felicitous
Is constantly our demeanor.
Our shouts and cheers, when
We praise together
Are grateful and eloquent
As children who run with
Not a care in the world
In field=2 0of flowers
Forms with meaning, shapes without
darkness,
Unstopping love, caring without selfishness;
Those who have seen
With open heart, to life’s other
Wonders
Remember us--as always--not as wandering
Withering people, but only
As full of life
The followers of Christ.
-By Rayna Lounsbury
Age 17

Lost Love, New Found Peace

I stand here staring into the mist
Wishing for flowers in my fist
And I'm not quite knowing
Where my life is going.
I wish that I could truly find
Something secret to confide
I wish that he could truly see
What he truly means to me.
I wish that I could really fly
And reach so high above the sky
And I'm not quite knowing
Where my life is going-
But that is the best feeling in the world.
-By Fiorella Nicoloso
Age 14.5

The Life Not Yet Lived

Before long I shall have lived
A life I would have never dreamed.
The cold burns my feet,
The sun burns my head.
I find no shelter
From the harshness of this world.
Tranquility flies away,
Like a dove in the open morning sky.
Peacefulness does not exist here,
But in the new life.
Dreaming is inadequate,
Shelter is but sumptuousness.
I catch the dove gently in my hands;
Nevertheless, nothing lasts forever.
-By Fiorella Nicoloso
Age 14 1/2

Unknown Emotion

Darkness burns deep; burns the edge of my soul.
I wait, I watch, I cry; nobody speaks.
The crowd swirls around me; I do not stir.
The world spins faster; nobody is there to notice.
For all are at the saddest of gatherings; all are incapacitated with despair.
I light a candle to shun the darkness; the flame engulfs me.
I do not cry; I do not make a child-like plea.
For I have grown accustomed to this; I have known this grief before.
I can face this head-on;unlike the rest of the world.
I stand all alone; surrounded by my past life.
A meadow is before me;I shine in the fire.
For everything happens for a reason; including this thrashing of emotion
-By Fiorella Nicoloso
Age 14.5

MAny would say


Many would say.
Many would say.
That they can control the world,
each and every day.

Many will think.
Many Will think.
They can sit on a boat,
and never sink.

Many believe.
Many believe.
That they can change the color,
of each and every leaf.

They do not know.
They do not know.
That there is one man,
who does as so.

I can only say.
I can only say.
I am the one,
who feels this way.

Why cant they see.
Why cant they see.
She is the one,
that loves me.

She loves me so.
She loves me so.
She is the one,
who makes me glow.

I love her too.
I love her too.
That beautiful girl,
with eyes of blue.
-by Dylan Norris
Age 17

Deep and murky waters


Dancing to no music,
Shouting quietly,
Listening to silence ,
Singing to no melody ,
Dancing to no rhythm,
Drumming with no beat,
Acting with no direction,
Screaming without reason,
Beauty with no faith,
Cleaning with filth,
Smooth abrasiveness ,
Living with no life.

Almost like loving........
loving with no emotion.
-By Dylan Norris
Age 17

Kiss of Death

Just come kill me now
Kill me in my sleep
Just make it fast
Make the stab deep.
Our time is gone
It's time to leave
From you the kiss of death
Is what I shall receive.
The pain I feel
Is not pretend
The ache is so bad
It cannot mend.
You sneak in
While I sleep
Into my head
Unconsciousness only so deep.
As you stab my chest
My path has been set
And you watch me dying
Having no regrets.
And as you're walking away
It sets up the scene
Then I wake up
With a blood curdling scream.
-By Caitlin Waldrop
Age 14

Eyes

Her eyes are a reflection
Of what is her past
They are pictures
Of stone and glass.
She's been hurt
Hurt real bad
When you look at her
She seems so sad.
Her eyes are black
Black as coal
Staring at you
Making you cold.
When you look at someone
Their eyes tell it all
In the past
If they have one at all.
In her past
Her heart had been torn
When her boyfriend
Went off to war.
A bomb went off
On a rooftop one day
When soldiers were up there
Happy and gay.
They were going home tonight
And he though this was the end
Tonight he was going home
Back to his girlfriend.
The bomb went off
He threw himself over his friend
And then
That was the soldier's end.
The news got to the girl
She wept and wept
And then by grief
She was over swept.
As I said before
Her eyes told her past
When you look at them
They are pictures of stone and glass.
-By Caitlin Waldrop
Age 14

Proud

I am up here on this stage
Taking my final bow
And I am silently searching
For your face in the crowd.
I know I've got everybody fooled
As I hold my bouquet of roses
With that fake little smile
Just another one of those poses.
But no one knows
What's really going on
How with every one of my shows
I've had to be strong.
Because after every single show
When I'm searching for you in the crowd
The only thing I wanna know
Is that I've made you proud.
-By Caitlin Waldrop
Age 14

Oh Thee, Let Me Die

My eyes disengage from this universe
As I inhale the last breathe of the air
Oh thee, my mind wonders as I disperse,
And let me die without any despair.

Oh thee, gently lull me into your song,
And let me fall into forever sleep
And I’ll close my eyes to where I belong
And let me drop into a deep down steep.

As I take my last step of this mankind
I learn to value my relationship,
I learn to trust and believe in my mind,
And I’ll keep walking without any slip.

Time steals me away from reality,
But gives me some hopes for fatality.
-By Vi Mai
Age 14

The Fight of the Night

Once, the Ghint sitting on the minst,
And chippering the old Linte;
All the air wabbled down
As the Ghout fighting with the Sowthes.
“Beware you two!”
The Jabbuzy singing, gambeling around the waves
“The storm will come and the light will hide
As the Old Foe might arise.”
The Ghint hasted the blade
At the sorpel, he will may
All thou who might have won
As the shadow hatched the trees.
The lantern sunk the flame
Like a hitch in a hatch
“The Old Foe coming back
As we might have to do that.”
The Linte snickered,
And all the minst went dead;
“Beware you two,
The silent is the death.”
The Ghint tuggling with the woods
With the mansoner in his name
Like a mimsty in the minst
As he clided like a flame.
Brilling with the light
As the Linte have to fight
With the hathe of the doubt
But thou no way to out.
The Ghint vained the trees
Like a snitch in a snatch.
“Thou my old friend
The sorpel is here
As the blade will vain
And you might be near.”
“Slithy the touve”
And steamish little fool;
You have no idea
Who you fighting to.”
“Oh thou my friend,” the Linte said
“The sorpel is here
With the vorpal in its arm
As you might have to come near.”
He haited his sword with the Ghint
“Long time my friend, uhhh…”
The Linte slained his head
With the sword of dead.
The flame of the lantern twiggeling up
As the minst wabbled through the fair;
Once, the Ghint sitting on the minst
And chippering the old Linte.
-By vinh mai
Age 14

Prison

Through trouble and hardship
Sickness and pain
No complaint was uttered from her mouth
The girl’s silence was in vain

The girl endured the knife
The girl endured her sentence
Although put through strife
She did her time in silence

Blocked out from the world
Sister free to roam
As the girl sat in her prison
She neither made a complaint nor groan

She did the work
As her sister watched
Reporting every mistake with a smirk
More time for the girl

Finally “free”
Watched carefully
Back in prison
No hope for escape
-By Kaisha Butz
Age 15

A Poem to be Whispered

Trapped in a mystical cave
Scared by the darkness around
A little kitty sits in a pool of water
Waiting for the doors to open
So he can get out
-By Kaisha Butz
Age 15

My Bestie

My best friend Angela is amazing and kind
A friend like you is hard to find,

Friends for life is what we are
Angela, you’re my shining star

You’re so close all the time but yet so far away;
I just wish that you could stay

I’m so blessed to have a friend like you
Everyone needs a best friend too
-By Kaisha Butz
Age 15