Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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mass conncos g Zlug Bag 13112111 I looked across the dull, low-rhythmed lakelet, To where the birches fringe the water's edge, And there beneath the glistening, misted tree-limbs, I saw the drooping figure of my friend. In fancy then I saw the love-moths gather, Who weave the loom of friendship for the earthg And their playtime ravelling and twisting The golden gauze of love to test its worth! They swarmed upon the air, the trees, the pebbles, Their filmy wings made heavy by the rain- Then hovering suddenly they clung upon him, Some swaying upward now and back again. And soon I felt a vague, uncertain longingg The heart of me was at the water's end. I went to ask forgiveness and a handclasp- To thank God for the realness of a friend. IRMA HASKELI 119

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' We teen were f Zlug Gbhe Tune: Then You'lI Remember Me. Unformed and vague within our hearts, A thought yet undefined- A potent love, a yearning strange, To thee our thought-hopes bind. The depth of that we owe to thee We cannot realize here, And yet we feel our kinship true, Our Alma Mater dear, To thee our kinship, Alma Mater dear. REFRAI N This symbol, love from all our future memory holds For thee our Alma Mater, Alma Mater Dear Alma Mater, take this gift, Our Ivy, loyal, true,- dear. Your faith we sons and daughters keep All life's adventures through. May thy ideals be ours by right, When We have earned renown, Then shall we turn to thee, dear Bates, And lay the laurels down, For thee, dear Bates, we'll lay the laurels down. i 118 MARGUERITE HILL

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