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Remembrances High Cliff View in Menomonie Park
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be (Jpuinrr laughs her girlish laughter, and the moments after weeps her girlish tears. The spell of spring works in the flood” and the heart pulls at its tether in the magic warm spring weather, and it is hard right here on the Campus to keep up the daily routine. The blossoms beckon, the frogs challenge, the winds speak moaningly—the bees drone their psalms of peace— there is the spring rain of song from the birds. The scarlet tangcr and the blue-birds flit across through the oaks, the oriole hangs his nest on the outermost branch of the maple tree and softly sings. Here. Birdie. Here”—and you say to him— In some blithe moment was it nature’s choice to dower a bit of sunshine with a voice—or in some ancient garden-ages back—did some orange tulip flecked with black, yearning to heaven until its voice was heard, desire unspeakably to be a bird?” And the days drift on into May time when half the world a bridegroom is and half the world a bride.” Then comes the days when it is worth all a man can scrape or squander—first to idle, first to wander forth from trade, away from duty, revelling in all the beauty and glamor of the way.” The birds sing on—the bees go droning on and all nature bursts forth in bewildering beauty, and it is June. There are raging blizzards, rushing winds, gloomy skies, golden sun. and silent rain upon our little Campus—and we would not have it otherwise. We would not exchange this enchanting spot for one where everlasting spring abides—where the roses are blooming, where the Frost Spirit may not play his magic. Right here you can return thanks for each glad day. right here you can emulate the wise old woman who has come to the sage conclusion that almost any kind of weather is better than no weather at all. When the floods have reached high water mark—when the raindrops splash familiarly in your face, don’t get gloomy and speak evil against the weather, but instead learn this song, I pray, and sing it heartily as unto the Lord: “It isn’t raining rain on me “A health unto the happy. But fields of clover bloom, A fig lor him who frets. Where every buccaneering bee It is not raining rain. Can find a bed or room. It is raining violets.” E. F. W. Pane 7
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