Golden High School - Yearbook (Golden, CO)

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Now as Zarathustra was climbing The Mountain He thought how often since his youth he had wandered alone and how many mountains and ridges and peaks he had already climbed. I am a wanderer and a mountain climber, he said to his heart, I do not like the plains, and it seems I cannot Sit Still for long. And whatever may yet come to me as destiny and experience will include some wandering and mountain climbing: in the end, one experiences only oneself. The time is gone when mere accidents could still happen to meg and what could still come to me now that was not mine already? What returns, what finally comes home to me, is My own Self and what of myself has long been in Strange lands and Scat- tered among all things and accidents. And one further thing I know: I stand before my final peak now and before that which has been saved up for me the longest. Alas, now I must face my hardest path! Alas, I have begun my loneliest walk! If I 'lf 'I 'I l Thus spoke Zarathustra and lauyied for a second time. But then he recalled his friends whom he had left: and, as if he had wronged them with his thoughts, he was angry with himself for his thoughts. And soon it happened that he who had Iaugied wept: from wrath and longing Zarathustra wept bitterly, ' -Nietzsche Well, you know the old saying . . . Yeah. - -

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