Concord College - Pine Tree Yearbook (Athens, WV)

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Let a man take time enough for the most trivial deeds . . .

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. . still ending, and beginning still . . 2

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- • 4 jfiJK 4F %d3m : So soon, too soon, warmth is poised to wander, within this walking are many things I would rather not do till tomorrow. Already there has been dew so white, to whisper “frost” for rough life and rough play as if this were the time to squeeze living into a few more sunlocked days. (But there are no other young things, there are no young things, ithere are no young.) Is there time to be worn as a stream smoothed stone? Is it time to let time slip away Is there time? Do I still have time to turn myself into a stone? The ground is thinly covered and though, as if this were the time K% ' % . i-t - - Rapping the ground with my walking stick everything below the surface feels closed. Every inner thing has fallen asleep, a, ... or has been borne away by stronger wings. And I must look for that road star in the gloaming, to tell me its time to ittgfflyny way, that Orion will be leaping intq midninght view,