She who can't count
Debbie Plonick

Abstract winter Quiet shadows Negative pattern view waiting peace landscape emptiness Beauty Dark black grass wide angle campus holiday viewer see this whats not easily seen in the ordered world of cultivated grass trees light leaves landscape shadows celebrations race beyond negative space altered by silence cool nite deaths presence life embraces the road, the journey. Sandra Patty, '03 My park that beckons me to walk in early morning when shadows are long, song is light Carla Martinez, '92 most meaningful is to relax. it will perhaps, put a positive spin on what is - find the softness, it is there! either that sharpness with the jagged edge that will kill and kill and kill or the soft satisfying ways of scenes so sweet so luscious, so juicy, so possible - perhaps to relax? Mary Ferrell turned up side down lightning streaks becomes pillars to hold up black heaven flash and vanish and reappear in this dark landscaoe orbed by an abyss women thrive snow glows below negative paths across the lawn look like the back of a turtle now see shadows on the ground trees in spring fall unknown mad hatter runs acoss the lawn (*part of Mark Lord's Alice in Wonderland took place on senior row) Myra Reichel up hill alone promonade past the focal point to an unknown destination Bryn Thompson a path lined by trees like lace reminiscent photo its moving upward and onward Miriam Lancaster Hah! Sit Quiet Do you think? Tell ourselves a story Any minute someone will call See Run The path In the trees This is only for graduates Maybe one day I will be one too The I can run down Senior Row with all the rest of them. Whew! Done. Now what? Where to go What will I do now Who can I turn to to get answers? Annabella