Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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- 1 . ;. ... though the nnfiii mmmmmmm changes much, the inside changes little, and the lesson-book ive cannot graduate from is hvman experience Edith Hamilton, THl ' . CRI-.EK WAY .y . W .

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am sprhig hi January, Buttercups in the snow, Breathmg life into today And hope into tomorrow. I am the new leaf, A suggestion of uniqueness, The madcap moving to maturity. Mine is the searching for stability. Delight in looking and not finding. I J?; the flame of youth ' s fire Consumed too quickly. Leaving memory -sparks To kindle new fires. My spirit is revolutionary. Exchanging new values for old. Fighting a past with a fiittire. The promise of tomorrow; the frustration of today. I am ageless . . . Destined to be forever young. Dynatnic in destruction. Soon forgotten or long reinembered, I an! the explosive thought . That turns the world around. •■- ' ' ts« ■ :

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I am the total of life ' s experience- the span of it ' s high md lo-ii: I cmi the ever-present critic, fearing a petrified ii-orld, the viind of youth, disturbing the status quo. Mine, too, is the voice of authority- youth grovi-n older, the simple equation become complex. To some I am the viind that hides in a viass of others . . . to you I am the transparent soul.