Hier sind einige Briefe/Gedichte aus Dawson's Creek zusammengetragen!

Jen's Rede um Cheerleaderin-Leaderin (:-) zu werden!


When you see Belinda and her clique in the hallway, you're desperately wishing you were walking with them, aren't you? You think that maybe if you were wearing the right shoes, sporting the latest hairstyle, and using the hottest shade of lip gloss, then maybe they'd toss a glance in your direction. Have you ever wondered why they force their narrow minded views down our throats? Maybe it's because they have an inkling about what's in store for them after graduation. Cut to 25 years from now when Belinda McGovern wakes up feeling empty. Maybe it's because her Dartmouth-educated-lawyer-husband Ted has run off to Tijuana with her daughter's roommate from boarding school. Or maybe it's because the twins, Timmy and Tommy, call her by her first name and their live-in housekeeper, Mom. Or maybe it's because of her 2 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 7 o'clock and 9:15 showdown with her bottle of Prozac. Her life has become a domestic wasteland. Avoid this fate. Don't become another cookie cutter, blonde, size 4, rah-rah-sis-bam-boom, mindless, soulless, spineless wench. Screw these auditions. Screw cheerleading. And screw Belinda McGovern.

 

 

"Today" von Jack McPhee (Musste ja mal ein Gedicht dichten und vortragen)

Today.
Today was a day.
The world grew smaler,darker.
I grew more afraid.
Not of what I am but of what I could be.
I loosen my collar to take a breath.
My eyes fade.
And I see......Him.
The image of perfection.
His frame strong.
His lips smooth.
And I keep thinking.
What am I so scared of?
I wish I could escape the pain,
but these thoughts invade my head.
Bound to my memory,
they`re like shackles of guilt.
Oh God,please set me free
from this prison of isolation.
And let me love.
And let me be.

 

 

Joey und Jacks Gedicht in "Full Moon Rising"

"By moonlight many years ago,
My true love did I know.
 

And by that moon I begged her wait
But that night did she go.
 

So young lovers, heed my words
Don't squander love away
 

The moon is changing ever still
Soon comes the light of day."

 

Pacey Witter Creative Writing bei Mr. Peterson Poetry Assignments
 

Haiku

I'd buy the Viper
if I had twenty-five grand
I don't, so I can't.
 

Sonnet

Shall I compare thee to my favorite Porsche?
Thou art almost as lovely as its shine
Thou surely art more lovely than some Borscht.
and lovelier still since my dear you're mine
 

How do I find the words to say "you drive?"
I'm grounded cause I stole my father's car
I'm grateful that your car is still alive
without it you and I would not get far
 

So even though you drive like you're on crack
I like to watch your face behind the wheel
and though we may be dead before we're back
I still think you're the only thing that's real
 

I'd choose you o'er a sports car any day
but both would be ideal I have to say!

 

 

Dawson's Brief an Gretchen

I really enjoyed talking to you in your room today. Try not to be nervous about starting high school. I know you’re going to find people who understand you. There’s something that I didn’t get a chance to tell you. There’s someone truly special in my life that I can’t stop thinking about. She’s unlike anyone I’ve ever met. Smart and funny and beautiful and just knowing that she’s in my life has given me this constant fluttering that keeps me awake at night. When I think about who I can talk to about this, who will understand, the only person that comes to mind is you. And that’s a problem. Because you are the one that I feel this way about. I think about you constantly. Every little thing you do. The Elvis Costello sticker you just put on your spiral notebook. The way your bangs have grown out every day now for six months until Monday when you were finally able to put it all in a pony tail. And today when you invited me to stay and talk with you after Pacey left, it occurred to me that you must think about me too. If I tried to tell anyone else, they would say that you and I are impossible, that our lives are too different, that we could never be right for each other. But we understand each other and we care about each other, and I believe that years from now we still will. Your friend forever.
Love,
Dawson

 

Gretchen's Geschichte

My grandmother, your great-grandma, gave this toy to me when I was a little girl. We used to sit down here for hours, staring up at the stars, and she’d tell me this story. About a princess, named Isabella, who was both cursed and blessed at the same time.
See Isabella was a Star Dancer -- meant for a life dancing amongst the stars. She was blessed because she could fly from star to star. But she was cursed, too -- because for every star she’d visit there was another one she left behind. That was her plight. Forced to spend eternity dancing in the stars, free as a bird, but alone.

 

Andie's Abschiedsrede

I'm leaving Capeside. And that's why I asked you all to come here tonight. To say goodbye and also, there's something I need to say to you guys. All of you, before I go. So Jen, Jack, please stay. (everyone sits, clockwise from Andie, Jack, Dawson, Joey, Pacey and Jen, in a circle. Andie stands and addresses everyone.) You know what, it shouldn't have taken a scheme to get you all here tonight. When my dad first made me the offer to take the rest of the year off, I sat down with my trust #2 and made my list of pros and cons. The pros were pretty obvious. Opportunity of a lifetime, right? Then came those nasty cons. You know what got top billing? You guys. The thought of leaving all my friends. I mean you guys are the one's who have supported and consoled and understood unconditionally. But look at us now. We are a mess. And let's talk about why, starting with last week's fiasco. Okay, enough with the blame Jen game. If I don't, you shouldn't. Yes, she had them. But I took them. It was my fault. And Pacey, Joey, Dawson - you guys are so lucky. Do you have any idea how rare it is to have friends that you've known your entire life? So please don't underestimate that. Because in the end you always go back to the people that were there in the beginning. And in the beginning, there was the three of you. And you two (Jack and Jen), you know what? This is just… it's really inexcusable. (To Jack) The biggest reason that was keeping me here was the thought that if I left, you wouldn't have a sister around. But then I realized you would. (to everyone) When I first met you, I didn't know much about love or friendship. And each of you taught me a lot about both. So maybe by my leaving, I can return the favor. Because the thought of it ending like this, the way things are right now… it's just… it's not how I want to remember us. Do you?