Castle School - Drawbridge Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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THE DRAWBRIDGE Z,,f,,Hn Twn The Irony Of1f--- A poet should be calm and white With eyes of unforgetful night And scraggy eyebrows drawing down Into a whimsical half-frown. l-le should most quaintly, rarely speak And slowly, though it need a week For him to tell his quiet news l'd wait enchanted, for the hues Of his rich words, all gold and brown Or white and light as thistle down Gr blue as autumn mist would be A feast delectable to me. His speech should be of pools and trees, And lights beyond and over these- The clear green gold that Hoods the sky VVhile smoky purple clouds plume high- Red daybreak on the cedar crest A VVhile dark the valleys toward the westg And starlight streaming down the hills Or of spring nights with singing rills That smell of earth and rain and grass- He'd speak of these and then he'd pass To homely ways of country men V YVho toil and sleep and toil again. VVho dream their dreams by blazing logs And stroke the ears of patient dogs. Oh poets should do thus and so, Only they never do, you know. Contributed by LM.f1.K.Mar1tad3 7

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I w EAETLE AMES A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Russell VVO1'fhil1gfOI1. Cliebecea Rolfj A daughfer to Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam Penoyar. Cljortia BickerstaH.j A daughter, to Nlr. and Mrs. Addison Gery. CLce Fresenius.j A son, to Mr. and Nlrs. Frazer Le Bus. Clflvina Stollj A daughter, to 'Mr. and Nlrs. John NIeAIister. CMz1ry Watsc111 Vaughnj A daughter, to Major and Mrs. Clarence Rex- ford. CAnne Hooperj