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Henion, Veda: “314 Minus One” (107-112) Myers, Jaclyn: “Egaeus” (101-106) Testerman, Sara-Beth: “The Castle McIntosh” (125-128) Weston, Christopher: “Back in the Saddle” (120-124) Lyricist Student Poetry: 1 st Place: “Neither Here Nor There” by Christopher Weston 2 nd Place: “Painting the Sun” by Ashleigh Bilodeau Honorable Mention: “Beckoning Gibbous” by Erin Overton Lyricist Statewide Poetry: 1 st Place: “Fresh Waters” by Martha Owens 2 nd Place: “Pop Ferguson’s Blues” by Joyce White Honorable Mention: “By the Tracks” by Mitchell Cox Lyricist Student Prose: 1 st Place: “Egaeus” by Jaclyn Myers 2 nd Place: “Halley’s Pub and a Pack of Reds” by Justin Bradley Honorable Mention: “Back in the Saddle” by Christopher Weston Lyricist Student Artwork: 1 st Place: “Reality of Dreams” by Andrew Zimmerman 2 nd Place: “Art is Born” by Andrew Zimmerman Honorable Mention: “Nigel” by Luke Mannion Special thanks to our Lyricist 2013 judges: Dr. Cordelia Hanemann, Ms. Katherine Richards, and Ms. Leslie Baker 5
Grief “The only thing grief has taught me is to know how shallow it is. ... I grieve that grief can teach me nothing, nor carry me one step into real nature.” -- Ralph Waldo Emerson, Experience Boys can drown in a drop of water, they used to tell me when I was a child, knees bloody from grinding my skin into the gravel of my grandmother’s driveway as I sailed ships of broken bark and petals freshly stripped from the stems of azaelas on the boundaries of the front yard. I know you lost a child and first wife, your grief a well whose bottom you did find after a torturous descent and whose meaning offered a drink different from the one I have tasted. You might have consoled yourself with religious doctrines, but Marx’s opium meant nothing to one who already had discarded old beliefs like clothes beyond the point of mending. Instead you looked to the underside of a flower 6
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The rose will climb searching for t
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The Song of Sorrow My love, my Orph
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armamentarium; I appreciate the eff
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“Always Within Grasp” by Mallor
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in the drawer of Ms. Robinson’s d
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“Corn Stalk Sky” by Summer Cook
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I cry out for help, praying I can b
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and the psycho-iatrists they send y
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died of consumption too, his attent
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y Jacob Berger 73
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Fogs Not the white-blind highways o
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Long Hot Summer Summer clings offen
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To Beloved Gazelle, majestic, leaps
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Painting the Sun Open canvas, washe
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cluttering her brain, adding to its
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The Innocence of Youth Is always at
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The Son of a Coal Miner Don’t you
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The Toad O Toad, you solemn little
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1964 Convertible VW Bug Scarf to ke
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‘Neath your protective arms my wr
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Writing In Red Why do I write in Re
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Egaeus Jaclyn Myers Thy soul shall
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I suppose I pitied you, and therefo
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heightened, I wonder on occasion if
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314 Minus One Veda Henion He stumbl
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led him across the cold, tile floor
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the man grinned, “we’ll get you
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Halley’s Pub and a Pack of Reds J
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of fast cars and freedom. Days of t
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Halley looked at me with as much re
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Gypsy suddenly reaches his head bac
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you’re going. Engage him, squeeze
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The Castle McIntosh Sara-Beth Teste
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Several hours pass after dinner, an
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“Ruins of Heidelburg Castle” by
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