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The Poetry department is honored to inaugurate an innovative department to be coordinated by our own prism. Called Cross-roads, it is introduced and its first article is presented below. Since the first content contribution is a poem, it is fitting that it be initially showcased here. Poetry has always been a writing mode for condensed truth, for illustrating truth through images, for engaging readers and listeners to employ their own experiences in understanding the scope of the truth presented. These aspects of poetry to combine to make it such an emotional and effective form of communication. I now present to you ... Cross-roads. -- Hersius
Cross-roads Greetings Masters, Many of you all are probably wondering what Cross-roads actually is. prism interprets it as, a place when someone comes to a fork in the road. The road comes together and has other roads that intersect with it. You stop, look, and you are at that point, do you take the same road you always do? Or are you not sure and look at the different roads to choose from? Cross-roads is mainly going to be articles based upon things girls struggle with, not just what prism struggles with, but taking in the thoughts of others. Cross-roads, won’t be a “me” column. prism will strive to make sure it helps as many as she can and perhaps many of those struggling can help prism with herself as well. Last year this one wrote this, she isn’t sure what to call it, but it was at a point where she came and still is at the crossroad.
As the Smoke Clears As the smoke clears and the images appear The ring leader See the Men who project themselves in the images they want people to see them in. He has a cast of many You start to see her You step back Things are not as they appear The smoke gets heavier The smoke clears again Now you see The house of mirrors You look deeper Finally taking your fist and smashing the mirrors Slowly you turn The smoke getting heavier Wishing it would all stop Lost, alone To the next show Don’t buy the ticket The images To the basics
Thank you again for your time Peace and well wishes Until next month, prism |