Northfield High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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'ZX Seasonable fiibyme Now gentle spring is near at hand, Let all the rhynisters seize their pens And dip thenzf deep in good black ink, While the poet's Mase her intlnenee lends, And Pegasns, not far away, Will cheer as on with friendly neigh. O f all the season of the yearf S0 rnns the old faniiliar strain, Spring is the nzost delightful one, ' Made -np of wind and snii and rain. Vl'hen Hlareh, nalned for the god of old, Begins to snzile and then takes cold. On vernal breezes, too, we note, Aloft the poet often soars, Till down he drops, his bearings lost, While Boreas etrnltant roars. And now his niild yet frenzied eye Can see no hope or snecor nigh. Once more he grasps his reeking pen,' This time the gentle showers he ll sing. Alas! A cold and sleety rain Drowns ont the very thought of spring. Oh Mase! he erys, n'VVhy is this thus? The eleinents nialee so nnzeh fnssfj Another thonght now' hres his brain, Helll sing a sonnet to the san, Dark elonds shnt ont the genial rays Before he's fairly well begnn. Oh lizekless fate is mine, he eries, 'T cheated by the very skies, I vow Till never try again To write of wind or san or rain. ' cCO1'1'EI'ibL1tCd