Cedar Grove Academy - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Song of the World to a Graduate Maid, I meet you, Maid, I greet you, Words of welcome on my lips, Open wide my Happy Gate, Past which Great Adventures wait, Offer you my treasures and my castles and my ships You of glowing, dreaming eyes Oh! so knowing, but unwise. Crisping, curling sunlit hair In the fresh wind tossing fair. Oh! maid of bright, of happy days, Maid of sweet, of Winsome ways, How I love your eyes of blue, And your dreams you think so true Tread on me to reach the heights, All too soon will come the nights. All my kingdom I now give, Take it, Lass, and greatly live, Fill it with your gleams of laughter. Ah! God was a gracious Crafter When He made a soul as you- Rippling, buoyant, ever new. So, Maid, I meet you, Maid, I greet you, Words of welcome on my lips, Open wide my Happy Gate, Past which Great Adventures wait, Offer you my treasures, and my castles and my ships l3ll