Antioch College - Towers Yearbook (Yellow Springs, OH)

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The bare trees, Yet not bare, For the slightest trace of laccry, Outlined against the sky, Greeted me In the name of Nature, And beckoned me on Into the night. In the west A faint light Showed Where the clouds were breaking up. The puddle at my feet. Reflecting, Man's inhabitation. Water still tinkling down the water spout Sang of the rain That had been. A rooster Vllarming to his early matins, Roused distant neighbors To similar effort. And a dog barked As I turned into the blacker shadow Of West Hall Cut out and laid upon the lawn. Through the pines, then, And the wind snapping in my face again. 'What fun to be alive. 127 .

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..--417, I strode out into the night. It was dark And damp And fresh After the rain. And the air smelled clean As it nipped At my hands And my face With a sting. WEST HALL For I was glad. What Youth could help but feel the quickening of all that was new and young. I turned my steps Away from the town. 126

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