Edinboro University - Tartan / Conneautteean Yearbook (Edinboro, PA)

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5':E':l:159':F1':l3l El31El:l:E':FI THE, ERTEZ 1931 llIl:lllEiIlCllll:IlIl:llIlI:lL1ElI1l:lE 'ZF' llsalke Moods 'IE Eh I Eh 5:1 Calm H21 l:F1 The lake is smooth-its waters soothe, 5:1 And weariness takes flight. EFI I dive and dip, and quiet slip EE Out in the cool, still night. 1:1:1 5:1 I hide my face in foamy lace, EFI Where tiny wavelets play ll-F1 And whisper low the tales they know 5Q EFI Of nymphs and mermaids gay. 1:1-Tl Ha The moon from shronds of ragged clouds Smiles calmly down in peace,' lf-l:l I:F1 Each ripple gleams in pale moonbeams 1:1:' Like soft and shining fleece. l:l:l II I:l:l I:l:1 Storm l:l:1 I:l:l The breakers race in frantic haste EE l:1:1 To dash against the rocks,' EEI The pebbles grate on cliffs of slate- I5 The wild gale laughs and mocks. HT-1 EC1 I shoiit in glee when whitecaps flee EE As winds in fury shriek ,' EFI The flashing spray leaps up to lay E Wet fingers on my cheek. EE HI! N0 calm tonight with moonbeams brightj 5:1 The storm still rages high,' l:-E I love the gale, the storm-wind's wail, If 1:1-:I The white sea-gnll's wild cry. 5:1 I-:FI I Experiments in Verse-R. Ill. L. Ha E Poetry E A Definition EFI Poetry is a breath of life highly Colored with, or faintly suggestive of the EF EFI things men dream. Whether soothing or arousing the emotions, meter and rythm lj-T1 alone cannot make good poetry. Men may speak in their own words, without H:1 rhythm, of the stars, the night, or their little girls: yet they may be speaking H-:1 51:1 poetry. 1:12 Poetry is of reality or imaginationg it is restrained fervency, expressed in l:l:1 iitting words.-M. C. EF -all 103 ll'

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555555555l fmt, ERTEZ1931 1555555555 ALICE E. SULLIVAN Criliic for Second Grade A. B. University of Pittsburgh Extension Work at State Teachers College at Eclinboro, Erie Center 'QL X ,:::5:E-522:-p' , ,N .g k V -:ze-.5 we t 5, EVA WAGNER Crific 0fEl1gZl-XII Junior High A. B. Pennsylvania State College Summer Sessions at Columbia University KATHERINE O. WELLENREITER Crific of IlIatiza111a!1'fs I nfermediate B. S. in Education, Ohio University Summer Sessions at Columbia University ANN L. WILKINS SSI' A Critic 0fGe0grapl1y and Illusic-Internzedzfate Hi' Ph. B. University of Wfisconsin Extension VVorlc at University of Pittsburgh SSSEEEEHSSSSSSSSSEESSSSSSHSSSEEEEEEEl5H5':E':E5SEf1':l:Pl5 -41 102 ll-

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