Melba High School - Butte Yearbook (Melba, ID)

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--' ' tiki, A 1 hu' L' OF ONE BLIND I walk in quiet night The darkness fills my heart My steps, no longer light For darkness is my part Yet I can feel, and still I know The glory of a world once bright With sun, and stars, and glittering snow Now I walk in eternal night I raise my hands, and they will find A barrier in my halting path But the dim weak, I shall not mind This darkness is an aftermath Of a life well-lived, a day well spent Of things once seen When I felt content To see alone--and things unseen I did not feel, I only tried For pleasure and now thnt's unknown And darkness walks here by my side Or leaves me all alone. Margaret Westbrook ME LEM Commuwwf B,fxP'r1s'r QHUKQH REV. SHELLY RGBINSON -- PASTOR 10:00AM SUNDAY SCHOGL 1 1 ODA-M WGRSHQPSERVICE 7 J QORM BY PD. Sfkvicf E5 J ODPM, Wouzsrub Seavnce EVERYBODY WELCOME

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