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Monday, June 20, 2005

The Challenge

The Challenge.

To let myself go with a stranger.

To let myself feel little, but the physical lift.

To take you into me.

To take something from you

And you'll miss nothing.


What I want, and to want it is real,

Is to not be alone

To not be left to survive

To not be left for dead

But to feel alive

Quicken that in me one more time


Hallelujah! Jeff sings so softly in my ear

The cold and broken love I'd had.

Wasted away on days gone mad

With pain and sorrow and paralysis

Of the heart. Can you bring me past that?


A voice wrenched out of me with the strokes

Of you inside touching that which I could not reach

A candle flame can be shared

Over and over without losing

One bit of its brightness

You'll miss nothing.


The Challenge is for me

To live and love again as I once did.

To feel those things that I remembered

From a life I'd had so long ago

To make love as I once did

To make it so you'd never know.

By:

Kari R. Bunch

June 20, 2005


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by Randy Cassingham

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Strike 2, You’re Out
A drug dog doing a routine sniff of cars at R.E. Lee High School in Staunton, Va., alerted near the car parked by student body president Sam Dungan, 17. Officials demanded he let them search the car but Dungan, the son of a defense attorney, called his dad instead. After all, it was his dad’s car, since his own was broken down. His father, James Dungan, arrived at the school and consented to a search, since “I don’t smoke marijuana, my wife doesn’t smoke marijuana, and my son doesn’t smoke marijuana,” he told them. Bad idea: the search turned up a rusty Boy Scout knife and a bottle of cream liqueur, left in the car after a Christmas party. Good enough: Sam was suspended for 5 days for “possessing” a “weapon” and alcohol on campus. He also must attend alcohol counseling. (Waynesboro News Virginian) ...On the other hand, the boy may have a good malpractice case against his attorney.
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