Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Sunrise l saw the eastern horizon Turn gold in the morning light, lt waked again, to greet the day- Tired ot the long, dark night. The golden light on the pale-blue sky Denotes a clear, bright day, The sun comes from his hiding place And drives all shadows away. The world awakes when the sun comes up The sky takes a brighter hue, The mist tloats upward trom the hills And lite begins anew. --sFLoRA PURSER Sunset Red, gold, and green the sky From the sunset's mellow glow, lt sheds its sott and radiant gleam Cn objects here below. l can't express in simple words How the picture looks to rne, lt needs an artist, skilled by time, To paint its novelty. But never a common artist Could paint a scene like this, None but the one great Artist- God, in His holy bliss. ---FLORA PURsER.

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Clouds The clouols overhead go floating by ln stately forms across the sky. They seem to he like ships to me, And sail upon an endless sea. They float clown low or stay up high, And all about they fill the sky. They look like clown from small lambs' backs And Where they go they leave no tracks. They sometimes are like castles high That lift their towers toward the sky, Where gallant knights no longer fight-4 There are no wrongs for them to right. -D. A. HURST. t fi:S!,f f 15 A A XG