Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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Memories Greater in power than tongue or pen Is the force of love in the lives of men. Greater than power of words to tell Is the grip of this campus I love so well. Nowhere on earth have the scenes so grown Into my sinew and heart and hone, Till I feel myself to be one of the trees, Swaying and singing a song to the breeze. By the tennis court is the Tulip Tree. I speak to it and it answers me. The lithe young elm of dynamite fame, Is bound up and trying to live again. The maples and birches, the beeches and oaks All beckon to me and seem to coax. That I stop and give ear to the song of love That their tips bring down from the Father above. Gustavus Adolphus — archive of lore With l ' rexv ' s Overland just by the door, The curving path to Science Hall, The cinder road — mud holes and all. The myriad wind-blown maple seeds, The satin grass devoid of weeds, Each of these things surrounds my heart And of myself becomes a part. So when I await my last great rest, May my tired mind and heart be blessed With a confidence in things above, And the memory of my campus Love. Twenty-six