East Rutherford High School - Tea Leaf Yearbook (East Rutherford, NJ)

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The TEA LEAF 934 n Page Ten L'AIIegro I nlove to watch the blue night sky, And see the bright, new moon sail by. I love to see the moonlight glow A pure white on still purer snow, And that same moon in summer gleams, And sends its rays in silvery beams On ebon waters on the lake, Which footpaths for the fairies make. I love to lie beside some pool, In woodland shadows, deep and cool, And watch the swift perch dart and leap Down in the poolls green heart so deep. I love to hear bird melodies, And linger 'neath the low bent trees To watch the flashing redstart ily, And hear the laughing brook slip by, And then its hidden source I trace To some great granite cliff's hard face, Here is a sight not viewed by all- Nymphs, dancing in a waterfall. Here, ice-bound mountains rise on high To lose themselves in sapphire sky. On summer nights I wander far, And without guiding path or star, I find the merry elves, and stay To watch the spritely pixies play. When leaves are changed to gayer hues, And hot skies have bright, clearer blues, We gypsy far afield, we three, My best friend, my dog jack, with me, We make our beds where e'er we find it. Dust and heat? we never mind it. Campfire, starlight, stories told, Tang of woodsmoke, pine beds hold Our weary bodies safe all night, Until the still dawn brings the light. These things I know-from time to time I try to put them down in rhyme. - -Dorothy jacob! 35

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