La Salle High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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th November Twenty-Three Black grier the word for now. Not threnodies Haunting high Their ageuworn eloquence- Not How are the valiant fallent Nor tHust be the camps today,- Across our empty sky. Out of stifling night We wake to our numbed breath, The huge stone at the heart. In shaken shock we cry, And all time standing still, Our cry inevitable: rEternal rest, 0 God, Grant this hero seulf Yet for the rest of us, Who wait, uneasy, here, What is the word thafs given? Judged in our own selves, sight, We stare into hele eye, Acknowledging, but too late, Our folly,s perfidy. Have we sledge-hammer stuff Of penitence and resolve For shattering a false will? If not, America, The huge stone at the heart Stays there indefinitely. Black grier the only word This day-every day. JOHN MOFFITr kP Reprinted with permiyxion from AMERICA; the National Catholic Weekly Review, 920 Broadway, New York, New York 10010.

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