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To see who has signed up for classes in 2009-2010 so far go to REGISTRATION & Class Lists Furious by Bennet Roper Touch my rage, feel it burn your fingers. Taste the heat billowing off my feelings towards you. Feel remorse blistering your skin. Enraged flames spin out; enveloping all surroundings. Smoke chokes off opposition. There is no relief from passion until it burns itself out. Relish by Margaret Pope Taste a cloud, stirring in sapphire sky. Savor its airy softness, floating with ease, over lush shrubbery. Savor its velvet quality as it wanders over wormy lips. Nibble fluffy, ivory edges, and indulge in a pleasant delight. Never Forgotten by Abbey Holsman Touch a memory: live a day in the past. Hugging my dead uncle, plastic guitar and rock music booms in memory's ears. Guitar Hero seems like ages ago. Holding that controller tight; playing the same song. On my downstairs couch, I hear your loud laugh, see your dry fingers moving fast. What is no longer here. lives deep in my mind: an everlasting memory; present, tangible. Blank Pages by Bennet Roper Autumn leaves cling to barren limbs: bleached to pale dead pages, blank and empty, desolate in frigid wind. Snow is on the way, falling white and bare, untouched by ink and graphite on frosty ground. Fall reads cool and vacant, like empty parchment. Oblivious by Mary Parker Knowledge fondly remembers ignorance, caressing fading memories of child-like imaginings in place of facts, like a lonely lover staring at a crinkled photograph. Knowing begs for a return of dis-remembrance, disliking lack of wonder in life, but sabotages itself; something learned cannot be completely forgotten. Ê Ignorance aches longingly for knowledge -- answers for its endless questions -- even as with suicidal ease, it rapidly spins tales explaining the hows and whys of an inexplicable world. Slowly, unknowingly, ignorance strangles knowledge: a badger backed into a corner, with no options remaining. One never survives alongside the other. Click on the icon at right to send pieces to other students for editing: Click HERE for a list of all 3rd Year vocabulary to date. Click on the icon at left to see what you will be doing in ART this year: Click on the icon at right to see what movies we will be watching this year: Pieces written by 3rd Year students in 2008-2009 Pieces written by 3rd Year students in 2005-2006 Pieces written by 3rd Year students in 2003-2004 Pieces written by 3rd Year students in 2002-2003 Pieces written by 3rd Year students in 2001-2002

2nd SemesterUnfinished Pieces Mary:                 Revisions = 100%                 Edits = 100% Finished! Gerrit:                 Revisions = 100%                 Edits = 100% Finished! Alex:                 Revisions = 100%                 Edits = 100% Finished! Danny:                 Revisions = 100%                 Edits = 100% Finished! Margaret:                 Revisions = 100%                 Edits = 100% Finished! Abbey:                 Revisions = 100%                 Edits = 100% Finished! Bennet:                 Revisions = 100%                 Edits = 100% Finished!

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