Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Melancholy Oh, 'ZUl'L'lL'lIL't11 Thing of I110Ck-171Uj'E'.YllC 111ci11,' Oh, hafcfzzl sight in dixuzal rolvex U7'I'Uj'6'd,' Thy S0l1Il761' sclf was 1167'c1' gladly .vcmz By 111011, whose joyful bliss you CVEI' bCl1'Cl.YCll. Thy xoff, yet btlllfxflll eye' deCei'z'es me 1z0I,' I peer bclziud thy l1lG.Yl? of bilious faith And .we Svlf-Pity grat'ed 011 C'Z l'3' spot Of Thy 'z'ai11 f01111Ie11a11rc-cz gllaxfly wruiflz, Oh, -zvoula' that the Efe1'11al Pofwr Graaf ,Wight sfrilee thee from fhis splzere of s1'1'it'i11g IIICII ,Ind l7I'llly inxfead that Sfl'lfC-4111, 'ZL'OlId,I'0IlS fan! .-I Sense of Hz111z01'. 'Tis bcyoua' thy ken. -R. f. 92 B

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The VValrus and the Carpenter-I. The ll'alr-us and the Carpenter A school appraorlicd one day, ll'lzere they found a book of verse That to thezn seenzod to say: HCOIIZE, open ine, for I am full Of intercsting lore- Of how they brought the News from Ghent, liwelyn Hope, and Ono ll'o1'd 11Iore. Lct's open it! the llvUlI'll.T cried, .lna' see what is witlzin- Thcre can not be so nzanhv poems, Thr book is wary thin. Let's not, the Carpenter replifcl, --lno' lieavcd a lzeafy sigh- f'l'1'c lzcarcl so lnanvy people say Those poems are very dry! That Browning writes of things nnleno-zc'n, Of naw life after Death. I think that all tlzis really is .-1 fearful waste of breath. He says that all the things we wish ll'ill come to -zzs in tinie- Be it zz billion dollars Or one little silver clinic. I don't know if lze's right or wrong, To lzis thoughts I have no lecyj But I avnzt sure that lzis idvas .lrc too deep for yon and Inc! -H. SK