Agnes Irwin School - Last Strand Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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Good-Bye? The shadows gather, lengthening on the grass, Softly, like fragrant sighs, the night winds pass, The dusk is deepening, falling from the skyg And through the twilight comes a note,- good-bye. The birds are silent, each has :found his nest, Their very silence seems to bid me rest, Yet waiting still I stand, scarce knowing why- Hearing a whisper low that says good-bye. What is it makes my heart and pulse beat slow? Why, through the twilight, do I hear that low Half-whisper? Can it be that I Have reached the place where I must say good-bye ? My childhood calls me through the deepening dark, A half-forgotten sigh Hoats byg yet hark! Is that another note so clear and high? Surely to everything 'tis not good-bye. There through the dusk, a silver beam of light Shines like a spirit pure from out the night. The world grows clear again,-the moon on high Rides all serenely on. 'Tis not good-bye. All is beginning then, the dark has flown. We still have memories of what has gone. Life lies before us, may God light the way, Help us to use aright each perfect day. MARJORIE PAUL Moluus 59

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