“The Phone Call”

Wendell Blackett

Quietly I sit for the phone to g-

Listening for hope to sound a yful song.

A chorus of woes, and another eadful sing,

Leads to one more empty ght without the girl I have ited for so long.

Empty spaces need something come and fill them.

Nights and days drift into onths and years.

Still the flame will not be ex- guished.

Only you can ease my deepest

Ts. ; Then one day I heard the

hone cry out.

I rushed, hoping that it might e her. ;

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Answered it and I heard her voice,

She said, “How have you

been, do you have a girl.”

I calmly said, “Your still the one.

I have never lost my quest for you.

Do you want to come over here.

I want to tell you girl, that my love is true.”

We sat for hours just dis-

cussing life.

Telling each other of our pains and emptiness. :

She finally admitted that she had something for me.

All it took was one phone call to end stress and strife.

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However, to accommodate students who may have problems with first semester grades, the Registrar’s Office and Business Office will be open at the following times:

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