Lowell High School - Red and White Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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HROUGH few, but deeply chequered years, XVhat moments have been mine! Now half obscured by clouds of tears, Now bright in rays divineg Howe'er my future doom be cast, My soul, enraptured with the past, To one idea fondly clingsg Friendship! that thought is all thine own, XVorth worlds of bliss, that thought alone- Friendship is Love without his wingslv Seat of my youth! thy distant spire Recalls each scene of joyg My bosom glows with former fire- In mind again a boy. Thy grove at elins, thy verdant hill, Thy every path delights inc still, Each flower a double' fragrance tlingsg Again, as once, in converse gay, Each dear associate seems to say, Friendship is Love without his wings! RLOHD BYRON

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