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One early morning run before the crowds beginMy skis make little blizzardsAs they plow through untouched powderTo leave fresh tracks in the blue white snow. The earth cannot hold meIn place anymore. By Mel Glenn SCHOOL'S IN SESSION Hands reach for the peachAs I teach others that I can't be touched. Lesson one: The pass I dash a no-look bounce behind the backClass That wakes the students up fast. Rip'em, Zip'em,Beat'em, Flip'em,What immortal hand or eyeCould follow the ball as it flies. Lesson two: I caught you staring at my shoe Cause I blew right by you. ock'em,Kill'em, Knock'em,Tiger, tiger, burning brightOn the gym floor every night. By Bobbi Katz ICE SKATING Higher and higherI glide in the sky,My feet flashing silver,A star in each eye. Sweet feet spin on concreteAs I dribble to the beat of my own drum. SKIING Skiing is like being part of a mountain. With wind at my backI can float, I can soar. My body bends and turnsTo catch each bend and turnThe mountain takes:And I am the mountainAnd the mountain is me. Tiger, tiger burning brightOn the gym floor every night.
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PROFESSIONAL ESSAYS:
The poetry of Arthur Rimbaud
In his earliest poetry, he often attack the petty restrictions of monologue involving "seagulls" and "trawlers." Little did the sports journalists realize that (2770 
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The Basketball Diaries (1995)
Diaries (Scott Kalvert, 1995), the subject is not sports but drug a sensitive individual demonstrated by his penchant for writing poetry--overly romanticized (1348 5 )
Thomas Mann's Tonio Kroger
brings himn ridicule from others, and he sees that his poetry is "extravagant opposite---a good student, level-headed, popular, and good at sports and other (2940 12 )
Arthur Rimbaud
In his earliest poetry, he often attacked the petty restrictions of monologue involving "seagulls" and "trawlers." Little did the sports journalists realize (2758 11 )
On the Road
he abandoned sports and seems to have been an indifferent student but where he also read extensively and began a lifetime of writing prose and poetry--with (2611 10 )
Howard Gardner's Creating Minds
masses (in sports, movies and television) and who phenomenal amounts of money---not those who alter the more lofty domains of dance, poetry, psychology, (3112 12 )
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