Northern High School - Noroscope Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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The Rejected Thought A little thought came running down To find a place to stay. It saw a girl and thought, “A home ' She shoved the thought away For boys engrossed her little mind. The thought then saw a boy And joyfully and gladly went To enter. So short its joy— The boy was lazy—sent it off. And so it traveled long— From one to next and could not find A home, its every guess seemed wrong. It warily approached a man Who recognized its worth. That poet made a song of it That gladdened all the earth. —Gracia A. Ogden. The Path There is a little path which I should like to follow There is a tiny path, a lovely path, and small, Which goes thru the center of a fern filled hollow, Adjacent to the ramblings of an old stone wall. The moss and the wood grass which fringe its quiet borders, The Jacks-in-the-pulpit, and gypsy columbine, And the tall trees which act as stalwart warders, All help to hide the traces of the elves’ gold mine. Sometimes, too late for you to be a’ stirring, Sometimes, too late at night for you to be about, I hear in the hollow an owlet’s wings a' whirring And know the fairies take their yellow treasure out. —Jack Pierson. Page 20

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PAUL MYERS Manual Arts GRACE SMITH History GLADYS KOSAL Dietitian KATHERINE APPLECRIST Library-Assistant 11 FI III11 Page 1

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