University Liggett School - Rivista Yearbook (Grosse Pointe Woods, MI)

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The Ram MlSt At N1ght Sometlmes the ram IS Gentle as a mald It comes not flowmg down Lxke water from a pltcher Nor so cold Nor drives the people From the streets But rlses off the r1ver As a mxst And passes softly through The town As tender as a woman Mutmg softenmg All lt touches Untxl the streetlamps wear Rambow halos And the wmdows are no longer Of darkness But smlles hung from Heaven The colored sxgns are not So rude and Gansh now Languldly they blmk On and off The must Makes car tlres Whlsper Whxsper Whxsper Through the streets from Kxss upon the stone The faces of the people waxtmg For a bus Are turned skyward to ee The caresses Of the mlst The poor woman there Is r1ch now for Its Jewels spangle All her coat and gleam In her long black haxr Sue Crawford Jumor mwlsta 1950 Dear ame Dear ,Tame As you know Anne and I are saxllng for England the flrst of November All I know of our destmatlon IS what I have heard from friends and what I have read 1n books but beheve me were exclted My thought for the remammg days before we saxl lS Oh to be ln England Anne has told me that the fxrst thmg she wants to do IS go to Buckmgham Palace and lf posslble get a glxmpse of royalty and a look at the hugh hatted fancy steppmg guards Thls ought to be fun but I m anxious to experlence the weather and the cllmate I m takmg my raxncoat Calthough I thmk many people have a false lmpresslon of the Enghsh clxmatel I have always pxctured the land of the Angles as bemg a wet cold always rammg area but havmg read a few books I have dnscovered that the rrver valleys are the foggy spots and that otherwlse the sun shmes brxghtly most of the txme and the soft breezes blow Englands summers usually aren t too hot nor her wmters too cold m other words she has an equable moxst mtld clxmate Well so much for weather Smce Dover IS such a peaceful healthful place I want to be sure to pay It a v1s1t I can hardly walt to see the whxte cliffs and look for natural furmture m the rocks for mstance I mnght fmd a natural table or a chaxr to read m Rocks can be very comfortable and I want to furmsh myself a lxttle room I wonder 1i the Enghsh gulls sound the same as the gulls m Marne I remember the fxrst tlme I heard a gull m the Umted States I thought xt was a dog barkmg Anne and I are plannmg to take a trxp to some Cormsh mmmg towns Im anxxous to see xf I can understand the people talk Whxle we are m Cornwall we are gomg to hunt out the spot where Merlm buxlt the clty of Camelot or at least zmagme we have found the spot Sorry I have to leave so suddenly Love Emxly Emlly Hardy Jumor 28 l ' l . l . , . . . I I Y ' ' ' CK ' ll - - , . , Y I ' ' s s s ' n ' , - . . , . . ' Y . , . . . , . , . . . . . . , . . , Y Y I Y Y I I . . . , Stiff squares of light cut out , - , - Y Y I I Y ! ' I ' Y Y S . , . . . . ' , y . . I Q , ' 1 9 ' 1 its . . . . . . , ' Y . . . . . , f 1 ' 3 . , Y , . 0 O