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- Howl on a IoWer note...

‘I saw the brother minds of my generation, destroyed by scarecrow nothings, starving hysterical tattered, . pushing thenselves through the mrkman streets at dawn, vomiting beer and piss and blood, 2 . throbbing headed, Christ hearted tokesters, dreamirrr' in a Camus cluttered world of perfect journeys, '

who, red—eyed and hole—toe—poked socks, greeted the morning T.S. Eliot metaphysicalsand misplaced farts, I

who, saw the Grand Inquisitor : one yellow workboot raised, a

confused sob, into their fist clutched stomachs, - .

who, mouth open, lean and intent, pared over the Ode to a Grecian 5 Urn in a T.V. Screaming and family seething room, a

who, rode the 'pop psychology vision of their plaid-shirted girls

in graffiti scribbled in drafty washrooms, ,

who, expelled from high Schools for lolling-headed hatings, re—enlisted in universities, anger Sty—blinded failing,

with dreams, with drugs, "pussy, .cunt, pinball battles, hip swagger, ’ and endless humping, I _‘ k, ' 7 ‘

Coyote soldiers of sympathetic, thin-lipped and safety pin-hipped social service workers, ‘ _ v ,

who, dreaming of Saturday afternoon liberators, in white overalls ‘ butcher meat at Canada Packers,

who, feeling the Brady Bunch smile'instinctively vibrate against

their teeth, watch sister scream at, sister, father great rolling

oath crufnple like tin foil the cow face of his mother, ‘ who, lips foaming, drunk, spills his broken impotent dreams and

semen over the pregnant women (open like the street) who, in Sunday morning apocalypse sees the world contract a

Sartre tree. ’ 4 ‘~ '

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D.M.

Who "am I? You know not who, But what I say will bother you.

I try each day to shoot you dorm, I ' But come the dawn. you're still around-

You not sink, oh what a bummer, If you don't'sink I'll tell your mother.

I' hate to see you Ont like this,

Out on 'a limb without your mother,

But then again if I'd had my druthers, I'd like to see you getting murdered. .‘

I hope this little tale helps you, To go on out and find your mother, I hope she keeps yOu safe and warm, 7 SO I can Ahhhh! !' ,1 « , 1c l9 81 Humanitarians Anonymous

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For such distance, a word of emptiness - a wretching pain. There are your eyes here are mine. * . Do you see? Do you feel? Could you ever need the warmth herein Or be drawn to the spark herein?

Oh kindle — Before the precious flicker is lost ‘ in the infinite vacuum. But what of such? A Freedom in «a way. . . Yet, needed are the eyes . the hearts the cues; such precious chains such guiding prisons. Touch with your lock and key.

Eyes Heart

There is the treasure Guide me ' Draw me

Light the fire and save from. . .empty freedom? Your need is the beauty, ‘ the warmth, the precious link — , h the kindling prison.

* , . N.c; Ice crcles By John Maclean

ice cicles that hang from the frost laden rim

Have no appeal to the eye because of light that's too dim '

To bring out the rainbow that hides there within ’

Those daggers of ice that hide their wet drops pf sin.

Tradition by T. Franks The clock is sliding out the window, off a pile

of. battered books. Someone says this could be serious, but I know it's better than it looks.

Rumor , HETh' It...

- that Jayne Hickey might become a golf widow! (Parloo's going to tell her what it's about).

- that the Atlantic Canada Extravaganza is this weekend and so is the party at Mon's. ' l - that Clyde Bell is finally back.

'- that Fan Vans "are leaving tomorrow for UNB. Check the Barn for any available seats. 7

- that. Vince doesn't look any- older, does he? Oh, by the way, whoever ordered the case of “i

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- that Ruth M. likes to take showers in the halls. — that Debbie D's gone to pot. .

— that Cricket is now switched from business to recording ,"Amazing Grace" .

- that Exador's school of King—Pu starts next week. '

-— that Pauline W. went out and got so drunk on her 20th birthday, that she fell down the stairs (spiked pizza will do it every time).

- - that a certain "rocmie" gets slightly

( Geritol. from the Athletic department, it will ' aggravated. H. ‘ be 2 Weeks late. . . - that a 24.15 a good way to spend Saturday — that Marlene M. has started a new church season. I night- Right Mamie and HWie? _ that p’almer was mured to haVe beenrmssing “ - that Bev G. is now initiated into first floor off the oil rig but he arrived home safely. Bernadjne~ ' '

. -1 that a. lot of girls have discovered that "Once - you go black, you'll never go back".\ /

-'-, that Chris Jones won the CIAU - CP award this

year.” We're still trying to, figure out who's

on the selection board. a

- that Mickey Place got a new picture. Oh boy,' ‘ - that Palmer has decided to represent the ~- Zimbabawe at the mock UN in New York. .

- that theengineers‘ can't handle \it when people saynice things about them. — that the SUN amazed themselves at their

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— that the Newfie's out for revenge on Cricket for spilling his soap. soap back, Cricket's all washed up. —‘ that there's a water damage sale in room 118, Bernadine. ‘ ' - that the house president of Bernadine has lost all hope, so now she spreads her ownConfetti. - that you have to be aware of 202 - it scratches. - that Tracy got quite a shock getting her

' braces off - look at her hair. — that March break is finally here. days of classes to go.

If Newfie down't get his

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