english journal 8 (1/08) the gunnery washington, connecticut

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The drops come in bunches, like the groups of vagrantsWho have paced these very grounds…For nutritional reasons, or lack thereof,But rather as a result of their intellectual indolence.The punch of the wind forces a hazy realityFresh air makes my mouth water bothIn the physical and in the spirit.The bells of Judea fill my ears,I am a leaf, and I float in the puddleCovering home plate; the air is imposingShe propels me like a deflating balloon.But I defy the suggested consequenceAnd through dynamic examination I absorb.Over the toe of my shoe, the nature juiceProgresses up my legsIt is converted to my infinite bank of knowledge.Kevin TarsaEnglish Journal 8 (January 2008) 3
The murderer was...The murderer was creeping up behind the victim. The forest was filled with fairies of joy andwonder. She had no idea that she was being followed. They enjoyed dancing around daisies andsinging to the wind. Suddenly, the murderer jumped out of the bushes with a long sharp blade.The calm summer breeze was gentle and warm. The young girl screamed and ran for her life!The birds of spring sang with glee. She ran and screamed at the top of her lungs, praying forsomeone to hear her desperate cries for help. Night fell and the fairies grew tired. Themurderer just a few steps back charged at the weak and feeble girl. So they decided to rest atopa great oak tree. An evil smile grew on the murderer’s face.Nathan MoyEnglish Journal 8 (January 2008) 4
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ConformityA man with his lunch pail
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What is RealThe man with silver hai
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The One That Got AwayThe woman sitt
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The sorcerer looked at the man and
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The Collected Frustrations of the A
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Will You Marry Me?By MARY DOOLINPeo
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