Massachusetts College of Art and Design - Palette and Pen Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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A GATEWAY From a Pencil Drawing By Anna ] I. Hathaway

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PIGEON COVE HARBOR From a Drawing By Anna M. Hathaway

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0 Life In the distance a mountain With wonderful light and color, Xearby a sunlighted meadow, How good it is to run— to leap — To sing— to shout with glee. Until— comes darkness. Uncertainty of the wa} ' . Xo longer can the moun tain be seen. The swamp envelops Tangled underbrush. A coming roar of tempest. Oh! for a glimpse Of the wonderful light and color ! To breathe again the sun warmed air! But no. Rocks are stumbled over. Would it not be well to go no farther To lie and dream of the mountain? But listen A cry is heard — Someone has fallen who needs our help. Together we struggle onward And leave the swamp behind. The air is clearer. We can see the hills Drab with rocks. The sun lighted mountain is surely beyond ; But the way is hard and toilsome. The hills must be climbed. The rocks cut us. Yet we are not lonely, Others, more footsore, are by our side. Someone calls, “See -the sun— the mountain.” We forget our weariness - nd look up To see the mountain. More wonderful, beautiful with light and color. mist arises. We can no longer see. But we know ; For presently the sun Will burn away the fog. Ethel G. B.artlett. O