Mercy Academy - Thesaurus Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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Pg29 ACHIEVEMENTS A TRIOLET The world is a song, If you start out right, If you don't take it wrong, The world is a song. As you go along, Sing an air that is light, The world is a song If you start out right. A TRIOLET I tried to write a song, But my thoughts were far away. It wasn't to be long. I tried to write a song, But I heard the dinner gong And left things as they lay. I tried to write a song, But my thoughts were far away. NURSE MURPHY There is a young lady named Ruth, The star of our nurses, in truth, When a germ sees her near He cries out in fear M.L.B M. M. My hours are now numbered forsoothf' A LIMERICK I went riding one day and got chilly, I went with a girl they called Milly. When we arrived at our home We said we'd ne'er roam Again while the weather was chilly. R. M. A. F.

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TO MY SISTER When the evening sun is sinking, And my tasks for the day are through, My mind is thinking, thinking, Thinking of home and you. Of the days we have spent together, In meadow, or orchard, or lea, In sunshine, or rainy weather, Side by side, just you and me. But the steady stream of the hourglass Has been pouring this many a year, Scattering our hopes like the blades of grass That each autumn are brown and sear. Oh the days may be short to the happy-hearted But the hours are long to the sadg And they slowly pass when friends are parted, And tis hard for the heart to be glad. R. M. MY MOTHER Always faithful, hopeful, and loving, In spite of the wrong we dog At home your mother'll be waiting And watching and praying for you. G. M. TO MOTHER My love is like a red, red, rose Fresh with morning dew, I offer it with all my heart Mother, dear, to you. M. J. F TO MOTHER Loving and loyal The one ever true. My proudest possession, Dear Mother, is you. E. B. Pg30