Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Clase Poem HTHE DREAM GARDEN.,' I dreamed of a garden so fair, Where sweetest flowers grew, Roses and lilies and violets And all of them I knew. For the flowers that I past, Nodded as if to say, Welcome to our garden fair We know you've come to stay. They seemed so happy and I too Was filled with joy and glee, For no sorrow entered there, In that garden they were free. The sun shone brightly from above, And played about their heads, E'en the sweet little violets Peeped out from grassy beds. They were a happy throng, Not one was touched by pain In this garden world of dreams Summer had come again. And I knew the picture in my dreams And each flower by the way, They were my school mates In the long ago happy day. The garden was our trysting place, 15

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Where we promised once a year To gather as happy children And play in that garden fair. Ah, the dream so real, Was too lovely to last, So that naughty little dream elf Waved his wand, and the dream was past. Life is too real to be dreaming, Still we can live in a garden fair, Make our lives blossom as the flowers, Giving sweetness everywhere. Our happy school days are over, We are bidding a fond farewell, May each school mate as a flower blossom, And in memory's garden dwell. 'IPOETH 'l3. tffiialiffei elim ofa g gg--fe 1 'eer 2 g t -'-'1 'Q - 4f2,?i2?f4l?35? Ygvuzf, I 35, ,.1 f .M -- ,Lin - R 1s??f12,9.a 1 '-5 ' - fi sane I of 3 fi - -- .,-. -' '.- ' x A f' -Q lp: pix, ., i Lfifilgii'i'if??'iLl5-2-Piifi 3' 'ff 16 ' 5 il l 0 fl ,I f al 'l rl