Cunningham Junior High School - Echo Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ii EPI TAPH FOR J ULIET by Suzanne Stark Here lies Juliet, A lady fair, She took her own life Out of love 's despair. Her soul is now in heaven And all now know, Of her ill-fated marriage To the gallant Romeo. Julae'C Romeo I f N Y -Y ' 4 O by David Frank f . .sv I ' 'I JULIET'S TOMBSTONE EPITAPH 7'g A 1: l by Lori Fiorella . '-1, 3 I f Beneath this earth ', -'7, .i Here does lie H Q The corpse of Juliet For whom many have cried. As described by RomeO, The love of her life, She was tender and pretty Yet killed by his knife GF 3? W EPITAPH FOR ROMEO AND JULIET Here lies Romeo And his wife Juliet He was a Montague She a Capulet They both killed themselves Upon the others death They both loved each other Till their very last breath. Their marriage was sad, But they didn 't regret, For Juliet loved Romeo, And Romeo loved Juliet. I Her life there ended, I I I And needless to say, Her love for Romeo Still lives through this day.