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01 December 1988

ALGEBRA TERRORS

My mind through thick or thin
cannot bear to imagine
that algebra is really
all that necessary to lead
a truly normal life.

Whether an artist or the
zoologist, I see no
application to really
apply towards my life - so
please don't slow down my life

'cause I really can't have the
knowledge when I don't know
when I am really all that lost.

For some reason I don't know
letters and numbers don't mix
'cause algebra really sucks.

I know I failed, I just know,
do you think I can get past
all that algebraic mess?

I am understanding less
and less every single day!
I know I won't have my way,
so please let my big fat ass,
pass this damn algebra class!


01 June 1988

GOOD AND SO LONG CLASS OF '88

Its time to move past the alma mater
Of South Broward High School and go our ways.
Once we walked the halls with Bulldog spirit---
Now we walk horizons to the future.
No time in life again will be greater
Than the cheerful, fearful and tearful days.
Left behind are memories and that's it.
The time I met you I knew the future,
Would bring us a new forever friendship
That won't be forgotten too easily.
In the course of life's pleasure or hardship,
Your friendship with me will be missed deeply.
Good-bye and so long South Broward High School,
The class of '88 will forever rule!


 

08 May 1988

ANGEL'S RAINBOW

The morning was cold, cloudy and rainy.

Thinking the day would drag on forever,
and out of the blue, I sought a rainbow.

It was not an ordinary one but –­
it was truly extraordinary!

The many colors are bright as ever,
I sought a rainbow...and had second thoughts
on what kinda day I'll have today.

Within minutes, the morning became clear,
With the sun sweeping the clouds away ... and
shining up the day ... thanks to a rainbow.


13 April 1988

FAREWELL

She lay silently,
only her breathing is heard.

No more barking,
or chasing the cat.

She just calmly lay on her favorite mat.

She shakes and quivers,
and quietly rolls over.

She looks up slowly,
her eyes have lost their silvery glow,
but the puppy's sparkles,
just refused to go away.

Her tail wagged softly,
and I smiled.

No more walks,
or summer games,
just memories
and faceless names.

The empty spot where she used to lay,
makes me sad to think she's gone away.

Farewell, Farewell,
my loyal friend,

I held you close to the very end. 

So many things I wanted to say.
But silently,
you slipped away.

Farewell.


 

 

 

20 March 1988

FOUR SEASONS

Mother Nature's love
        awakens her biosphere

                to blossom her gardens.

The inviting heat
    
    of summer breezes bring

                    
joy to those around.

The changing colors
        of autumn bring tranquility

                to the eyes of those watching.

The cold winter wind

        bears no prejudices towards

    the life of nature.

 




02 February 1988

DRUNK DRIVERS PLAY D.U.I.

Drunk driving is the panacea for the world's over population problem. It can be one of the most rewarding ways to kill someone or kill yourself, because you can hit front page of the local paper and become an instant celebrity. In fact, if you're the drunk driver, you won't even become injured or killed, because you are so highly relaxed from all that booze you consumed that night at the party.

It is what you might call the blast of the week, it starts out with John who organizes the place and telephones buddies to let them know about the party.

Saturday night is already here and the party is well underway for the past several hours. Everyone at the party has their hand clutching some sort of alcoholic beverage and drinking it down as if it were a glass of water. One may ask, "What is a high school crowd doing drinking?" Well, it is the legal age to vote, to be drafted, to be arrested, and of course to drink.

It's still early in the evening and everyone is "feeling no pain" from all that booze consumed. By now, it is nine o'clock and Jane, John's girl-friend, needs to go home. She has to leave early due to the fact that she lives in the next town (nearly one hour) from the location of the party.

John and Jane both get into the car and take to the streets to play D.U.I… Not driving under the influence, but rather death upon innocent victims. Hurrying at the wheel, John guzzles down one last beer. Travelling down Main Street at approximately one hundred miles per hour, they knowingly kill two elderly people crossing the street.

“WHAT!” You said it's wrong, no it's not, those old people are bound to die anyhow. Racing down the street as if it were the German Autobahn, they kill children waiting for their parents to pick them up. You say this is wrong, like hell it is, it is right because the parents are still young and can have more children in the future.

To make Jane's eleven o'clock curfew, John and Jane kiss each other good-bye. The two got home safely while several innocent lives are taken. As John was going home, he turned on the radio only to hear that two elderly citizens and several children were killed by a hit-and-run driver. No guilt, no sympathy, he just drove home and went to sleep only to play the game of D.U.I. again, with the same crowd again and again and again...

TO DRINK, IT'S YOUR PROBLEM, BUT WHEN YOU DRINK AND DRIVE II BECOMES EVERYONE'S PROBLEM, NOT JUST YOURS!!!

man holding steering wheel

 

15 January 1988

MODEL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT

Dennis parked behind the back fence.
The youth's eyes bloodshot,
and had the usual vacant look on his zit covered face.

His old Levi's fit tightly into his suede, knee high boots.
He sported a Motley Crue T-Shirt and an omnipresent comb in his back pocket.
The tall, lanky teen ran his comb through his blonde shoulder length hair.

Dennis reached into his front pocket and took out a box of Marlboro's.
He placed his cigarette gently into his mouth.
Below his greasy his nose, was a gathering of 15 to 20 hairs, intended to form a mustache.

Having smoked most of his cigarette, he greeted his friends.
They exchanged ideas of which hour of the day to would all skip.
The bell rang.

Dennis returned to his car.
He turned off the Motley Crue tape and searched frantically for his only folder.
Not having found it, he meandered in the general direction of his first hour Gifted Calculus class.




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