Nebraska School of Agriculture - Curtis Aggie Yearbook (Curtis, NE)

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In Memoriam lucllle Crandall FRIVOLOUS RED MAPLE All summer long you were content To wear a gown of modest green Now why become so frlvolous And flaunt red robes rn gaudy sheen? SACRIFICIAL H OU R L1ke golden coins the aspen leaves drlft down As winds of desolation sway the trees And toss thelr wares that fall with hollow sound Llke peltlng drops of ra1n upon the leaves In summertime the lovely aspen stlrred To thrlll of lovers step of happy feet And from the1r graceful boughs the mountain buds Now pltilessly moon s revealing l1ght Dlscloses only wlnter stalk1ng near Beneath the sllvery canopy of night The once gay forest now 15 sad and drear Denuded queens that autumn w1nds have shorn Dejected now the aspens sadly mourn These poems by Mrs Lucllle Crandall are found ln Adventures 1n Amencan Poetry 1954 The American Poets Free Press Inc New York New York Set forth their melody, so wild yet sweet.