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Two Poems from our Graduations Poetry Collection

 
 
Nothing left to say
   
Author: Peter Hershey
   
Poem:
Nothing left to say
   
 
The clock is ticking, winding down the days
Leaving left what’s done, nothing left to say
Wounds have healed, scars taken their place
Disgrace has replaced the beauty of a face
Times are rough, but rougher is the past
So many goals still remain unsurpassed
Sulking in sadness or gleaming in pride
Rising up and standing side by side
Those together, bearing the brunt of society
Discovering, together, the basis of humanity
All the times laughter filled the room
All the times despaired with gloom
Wind down as the clock ticks them away
Leaving solemn minutes ‘til the demise of day
It has come, the end of time, the time to leave
The time for memories, and a time to grieve
The thank-you and goodbyes, the tears and sighs
The shaking hands, the watered down eyes
Some will always hate each other, some will cry
Some will forgive one another, others will lie
But all will remember as this time was spent
So slowly it came and so fast it went
As the clock ticks its final thought away
And the sun sets to end the time of day
   
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FIRST DAY BLUES
   
Author: Nyasha Gochera
   
Poem: FIRST DAY BLUES
   

Memories flitter through our minds
As we've reached the crossroads
As each of us turn from our mates.
The familiar faces in the corridor, the
Laughter, all you know is soon to be gone.
Replaced by something different
Something new and something unpredictable.

As you leave what you once entered,
Here's a reminder of what you began.
Right here, years ago the day, you
Entered what you once thought as a
Strange place, a place you know so well;
Love it or hate it, a place
That shall stay imprinted in your hearts and memories:
The good times and the bad.

Scary, large empty halls
Smelled of eager fear
Children crept up to the gates.
As all we knew is all but a memory
Time and time again we remember what we used to be.

Taking a deep breath, I plucked up my
Courage and walked through the door to a different world.
A long pregnant pause followed, as I know this
Is a new beginning, I open my tightly shut
Eyes to the laughter and noise of a lot
Of new faces and some familiar faces.

I close my eyes in thanks and join the fun,
Forming bonds with unfamiliar faces
A buzz of chatter commences,
Breaking the former tension into excitement and anticipation.

Just as things seem to be
Going great something has to go wrong
Conflict breaks amongst the over eager.
And fists begin to fly, whilst
Voices begin to rise
Enemies against enemies, friends against friends
Until a teacher comes to put an end to the commotion.

The excitement ceases, the day carries on,
Bonds are made, as others are broken
As an unsaid oath lies in the air:
Forever friends, or forever enemies

Even with this:
A good day for some
A bad day for others
For most of us this was the beginning,
For others the end
But either way
All's well that ends well.
 
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