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Barts
Great drifts of soft blue rain Young lovers, arms entwined,
Beating 'gainst the gray stone Whispering in the shadowed depths
Cf age-old churches. Of dim, leafy parks.
Uneven roofs of broken slate Calm river flowing slowly
Dripping down upon the din Watching ever o'er the city
And hurry of the City. Settled in sleep.
GERTRUDE DRUMMOND '27
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If while you are at School, you always proffer
Your friendly, helpful spirit at its best,
Not only to your roommate, also offer
The same to all your teachers and the rest,
If you can take a pleasure in successes
Cf all your fellow classmates, without guile,
Then you'll be better able, when woe presses, P
To take your bumps and bruises with a smile.
If for the love of sport you play with spirit
To get the thrill of team work with your chumsg
Yet, if you are not chosen, do not rue it,
But try again, and hard when next year comes,
If you discover friends in just a few,
Forget not to rub shoulders with the rest,
just strive a bit to know these others too,
And add a friendly note in work or jest.
If you consider Abbot's ever-burning
Increasing store of knowledge at your call,
lf you but seize the gage of quiet learning,
There is a chance to profit by it all.
Though seasons end, and school-days soon are o'er,
You will have gained from Abbot, by your power,
The things to make you better evermore -
You will have truth and honor for your dower.
Lois KIMBALL '27
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