Plainview High School - Plain View Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

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Now at Memory o as as G3 ' Through a mist of tears I watch the years Of my youth go by again,- The golden years when the pioneers First peopled an unknown plain. By our camp fire's gleam on a far off stream, Like a light in a drifting haze, I journeyed back by the old dim track That leads to the vanished days. The cattle drink at the river's brink At the close of the peaceful day,- They are dim-seen ghosts of the trampling hosts That, far-flung, once held sway. I hear the beat of a horse's feet, And a note from a night-bird's throat,- The deadly purr of a rattler's whir, And the bark of a lone coyote: -The trail grows dim . . . Ah, now the rim Of the sunset sky bends low, And the gray-green sedge at the prairie's edge Is bathed in a blood-red glow! The measured beat of my mustang's feet Still lures me down the years- And I want to ride back by the strong man's track That I see tonight through tears. -Willie D. Cross.