Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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Zln Analogy tolime INlE'S a thief I I trusted him When he came to me with smiles. I had heard that he was grim- - Stern and full of artful wiles. But he seemed so frank and kind, And so merry-hearted he, That I wholly changed my mind. Ah, whatboon companions weI Time's a thief I I-Ie stole away All before I was aware, Gold of youth and left the gray Of life's autumn in my hair. Plucked the roses from my face- O, youth's roses, fair to seeI Robbed my steps of agile grace, Pooled me so, and cheated me I Time's a thief, I said. But stay I After all he was my friend. He has taken much away- Has he not made some amend ? I-Ie has helped me climb life's steeps, I-Ie has given me home, and lit On its hearth a Hre that keeps All cold weather out of it. Time, forgive me what I said. What you took from me was dear What you gave me in its stead Grows more precious every year. Roses fade, as fade they must- For all vanished things a sigh- But O Time, I will be just- K Greatly in your debt am II -Eben E. Rexford

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