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The Voice
June 30, 1983
Variety Page
Untitled
By J. W. II
FACULTY FOCUS
Girlish laughter from a woman’s throat.
Hot coolness that arouses — yet soothes.
The mind that dared to think; to think
of things taught, that I had taught.
To think and to labor to please ~ to
please me. As I had taught her.
But in teaching, I learned.
I learned that it is not always easy to
conquer.
I learned that to conquer is to kill love.
She does not notice ... for she — teaches
me...
To give love. By example, she teaches I
learn. We love.
You
By Howard R. Jones
To an artist you may be a beautiful
work of art Elegantly formed and
constructed.
Or to a poet like the first rays of an
arising sun.
Or the last traces of an ever so beautiful
sunset.
But to the world you are more than just
those.
Your eyes are as bright as a star-studded
canopy above two moonlight lovers,
and as soft as pansies in full bloom.
Your lips as full as spring’s first rose
inviting warmth as does the rose to
spring’s first bee.
But I think that the nectar drawn from
that rose surpasses not, the nectar
drawn from your lips in a tender kiss.
But I need not trace each step one by
one, for you own the world and it is your
slave and I ask, “Am I not the most
envied man on the face of this earth to
possess a love such as YOU?”
“On My Way”
By Anthony Humphrey
Yesterday my hands were shackled
behind my back and my feet were too.
But the infinity of time has erased that
symbol and the physical meaning no
longer exists; that is to say that the
chains are no longer visible, over the
course of times I first saw the chains
removed in my dream.
Today during the early hours before
day break, I began to walk that long
road of life of which I could see no end;
that was because the sun had not yet
rose. Now I know what is ahead
because I feel it in the niglit as I walk
that long and unforgiving road. I feel
those same impugn vibes that I felt
when my hands and feet were chained. I
know that in time I will prevail.
As I went on in time, my journey
made me stronger and stronger and the
daylight began to shine, so now I really
know my source. I also know the
source of those other impugn vibes
which gave birth to mine.
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By Cheryl Brown
Momma’s Pound Cake
1/2 lb. Butter (2 cups)
1/2 lb. Sugar (2 cups)
5 Eggs (unbeaten)
1/2 lb. Sifted Flour
1/4 Tsp. Salt
1/2 Cup Milk
1 Tsp. Lemon Juice or Extract
Beat butter until creamy; add sugar.
Beat until light. Beat eggs in one at a
time. Add sifted flour and salt
alternately with milk and extract. Line
loaf pan, bottom and sides, with wax
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flour. Pour batter in, bake in slow oven,
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