Nazareth Academy - Lanthorn Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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I I N.IauI'I-lull! Ghz jaagarztb Girl fWirh Apologies, Maiden, with the laughing eyes, ln whose orbs a glory lies Like the dawn in morning skies! Thou whose Voice is tuned with glee, Laughing, trilling merrily, Like the sun-lit brook care-free! On whose cheeks fair roses grow Like the flush on winter snow Of a flaming sunset's glow! From whose lips bright treasures fall, ' Kindly words bestowed on all, Sweeter than a thrush's call! Seest thou from thy sheltered nook, Visions in the mirrored brook, Where our eyes deign not to look? Hear'st thou wafted on the breeze In half-murmured harmonies Haunting, dream-strewn melodies? Maiden, poised for soaring fiight, Look once more with memory's sight On the joys of childhood bright. Womanhood will steal thee soon, Tempting now with promised boon As thy morn glides into noon. Be thou ever, Nazareth maid, True and good and unafraid Of the snares the world has laid. Keep thy eyes and ears and tongue As they should be, far from wrongg Let thy woman's heart be strong. Make thyself a friend indeed, Off'ring to another's need Charity in thought and deed. And that priceless gift impart To the lone and sad of heart, For a Nazareth Girl thou art. CATHERINE WILLIAMSON, '28 'If 1. '.. ...I I ,.,,.. E171