Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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THE HUNGRY DREAM OF KNOWLEDGE that we have known at infinite moments of our lives, that has broken our hearts, maddened our brains and torn the sinews binding our lives asunder, has driven us to learn and still drives us beyond all reason. We have struggled up unconquered crags searching for it,' tumbled down the sliding kaleidoscope ofthe circling years in quest of it as of a Grail, and lost our years in the exertion. Some of us will fail, and yet remain unresting in the hope that we shall find it, make it ours forever . . . when . . . and the hunger will remain eternally unsatisjied. We who hunt will know anguish . . . and the sorrow of being close as a touch to truth . . . and yet missing the touch. We remain mute when a word might have possessed it . . . we hesitate to knock and the door never opens . . . or worse, we will be satisfied to rest on the threshold in the vain notion that we have explored within. And some . . . some few will succeed . . . will know what truth there is to be known . . . and dreams will leap the barriers of here and now . . . and wisdom shall be once more ......

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Your heart knows in silence The secrets of the days and nights But your ears thirst for the sound Of your heart's knowledge. You would know in words That which you have always known ln thought. You would touch with your fingers The naked body of your dreams. I f X Z , Z