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This document is a collection of poems published in the Jamaica Gleaner. The poems cover various themes, including life, power, attitude, and violence against children. The poems are written by different authors and offer diverse perspectives on these topics. The collection aims to provide readers with a range of poetic expressions and insights. [Extracted from the article]

The given document includes various announcements and poems. It begins with a registration notice for PEP Awardees at St. Mary's College, providing a list of required documents. It then features an excerpt from a book titled "In Hell With God" by Sherene Mckoy, which explores themes of loss, faith, and hope. The document also includes a poem about Hurricane Beryl and its impact on Jamaica, as well as a poem about butterflies seeking shelter during a storm. Lastly, there are announcements for registration at Immaculate Conception High School and Tarrant High School for new students. [Extracted from the article]

The given text is a collection of articles and poems from the Jamaica Gleaner. The first article discusses the importance of balancing our inner and outer worlds, emphasizing the role of our eyes in mental activity and the benefits of reducing visual overload. The second article highlights Barney's Flower and Hummingbird Garden in Negril, Jamaica, as a sanctuary that showcases the island's botanical heritage and offers a lesson in gardening for therapeutic benefits. The remaining content includes poems and a commentary on Jamaican athletes and their achievements. [Extracted from the article]

In this article, author shares tips for a successful family business succession in the U.S. It mentions that how infighting, a hesitancy to show favoritism and being fearful of making the wrong decision for their family's legacy can make the process a challenging and emotional one for many business owners.

Two letters to the editor in June 2013 are presented expressing appreciation to "The Great Attendance Challenge" program of Crestview Elementary in Graham,Texas, and to the doctor, hospital personnel, relatives and friends of a person who had undergone a double knee replacement.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to article in previous issue including "'I' m a patriot, but family comes first" in the May 15, 2013 issue, "Police seize hearse, body" in the May 14, 2013 and others related to the deaf community and protection of street children in Jamaica.

The authors acknowledge the contribution of campers, counselors and community members for the success of the 2014 Cody's Drama Camp for kids and juniors in Graham, Texas and the city's local business which donated funds to the activity of Crestview Elementary School.

The poem "Just a Little Something" by Sasha-Gaye Gordon is presented. First Line: Something inspired, Last Line: time could never break apart :)

The poem "Parental Responsibilities" by Ava-Gaye Thomas is presented. First Line: Parents have the responsibly to; Last Line: Instruction of the Lord.

The poem "A New Hope" by Ava-Gaye Thomas is presented. First Line: I need hope; Last Line: I need hope.

The poem "Word Doctor," by Lisa-Gaye Taylor is presented. First Line: You-Word doctor; Last Line: Write away the pain.

The poem "The Heart," by Peta-Gaye Gordon is presented. First Line: It's as if he has a mirror; Last Line: 'Goodbye'.