Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Q 95 FIRST TERMERS I SECOND TERMERS A CHILD AND A YOUTH A CHILD- Exhausted from play, ' Lies nestled close to Mother Nature And is led to Dreamland By her soft songs. The silvery notes of the lark F all upon the hushed earth as the dew upon the roses: The stream sings merrily on its way: The reeds talk and wonder among themselves at this lovely creature: The fairy breezes draw their bows up under their chins and a rhapsody is heard: The ileecy clouds look down and smile: God beholds his creation and is happy. A YOUTH- Wearied oi life, Lies wounded on the battlefield. The notes of the lark are silent: The stream is stained with red: The trees are no more: The low black clouds express our Father's thoughts: The only sounds are the anguished screams of souls in hell. But the youth smiles and murrnurs- I hear it now-the music. -IESSIE DURSTON. Page Twenty-one