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Cheryl Lockett
Artist, Vocal Entertainer,
Fine Arts Educator and Administrator.

Sunday, October 2, at the Clubhouse, 6:00 PM
Cheryl Lockett cultivates, curate and presents an
eclectic vision of sound that appeals to a diverse
listening audience. The roots music that exempli-
fies her vocal style is a fusion of modern jazz, vin-
tage blues, classic rock, Afro-Latin and Native
American rhythms, with minor key tonality. Her
riveting voice and warm style promises any listener
an aesthetically pleasing and cohesive composition
of music that flows like silk.

Join us in the Clubhouse as Cheryl takes us for a
walk down memory lane with some of the biggest
hits of all time. She will be accompanied by jazz
guitarist Adam Durbin.
Route 66, all or nothing at all, Summertime, All of
Me, Autumn Leaves, Moondance, Sunny, Peel Me A
Grape, Blue Bossa, Girl from Ipanema, Fever and
Stormy Monday and many more.
Pizza & Refreshments will be served

We are going to have a little different sort of contest. This contact you can do in bed, or in the shower or
while having dinner….Write a Limerick A Limerick is basically 5 lines of goofy, sad, meaningful, or serious
poetry. Below are characteristics and samples of Lymericks.
Winner will get a $30 gift card to Rite Aid, runner up will get a $15 gift card. Your works are due the last Fri-
day of October and results will be posted in the clubhouse. Enter as many limericks as you want. Be sure
your name and contact is on each page. There will be a deposit box by the computer If there are enough
submittals, we will actually produce a booklet of your works...you will be published, albeit small.

6 Defining Characteristics of a Limerick
Limericks all follow the same structure and pattern which 4. The rhythm of a limerick is anapestic, which means two
sets them apart from other poetic forms and makes them unstressed syllables are followed by a third stressed sylla-
easily identifiable. ble.
1. A limerick consists of five lines arranged in one 5. The first, second, and final line each have three ana-
stanza. pests—da dum da da dum da da dum.
2. The first line, second line, and fifth lines end in rhyming
words. 6. The third and fourth lines have two anapests-—da dum
3. The third and fourth lines must rhyme. da da dum.

God’s plan made a hopeful beginning. There was a young lady called Hope Life at Amber Lights was so good
But man spoiled his chances by sinning. To her suitors she always said nope The best place to live in the hood
We trust that the story though many had tried When in the right mood
Will end in God’s glory, a lot of them died they cam out for the food
But at present the other side’s winning. She hung them with her new rope I wish there were more, knock on wood