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GJlfp Seigtt nf $tearp Beautiful vision! how bright it rose— Vision of peaceful and calm repose! Well might it brighten the rapt seer’s eye. And waken his heart to an ecstacy! Twas earth, glad earth, when her strife was o’er, Her conflict ended, and war no more. Households are grouped in the fig-tree’s shade. None to molest them or make afraid; Securely rest ’neath the house-side vine Parent and child from the noon sunshine; Nations rejoice in the blest release. And the voice of Earth is a voice of peace. Beaut if id vision; and shall it be Surely accomplished, () Earth, in thee? The sword of war, shall it scathe no more The peaceful scenes of the softest shore? And light stream down from the radiant skies On scenes of the war god's sacrifice? Ay! for the word of the prophet is true. Fair was the vision; but full in view, The Moslem's saber, all keen and bright, Burnished and bare for the ready fight; Sheath it he will, and in spirit be Like the turtle dove in his cypress tree. The vines of Judah shall then be pruned. Her broken harp be again attuned; And listening Earth, from her farthest shore. Startled not now by the cannon’s roar. Songs of the Angels shall hear again; “Peace on earth, and good will to men!” —Eliza Thornton —17—
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3fie Jiitcfie 5umec ffimillrrttmts like to close my tired eyes. And dream of days gone by; Till now. never realized How fast the time can fly. Our school days are no more—but gone. Life's happiest hour is passed; We had to lose the days themselves— The Dreams arc all that last. And how we miss the friends we had. Yet this I surely know, We'd like to see them once again. If ire could have it so. To shake their hands, to hear their voice To talk to them again Nor greet them Mr. this. Miss that. Hut simply LitI or Glen. And days at old Superior We'd once again recall. The study in the Rec. room. The flirting in the hall, The mischief and the bluffs ire played. The secrets that we told Would rise again before us. We'd live in days of old. The faculty itself would pass In critical review, And after alt the old was said We'd turn to something new. Have you e’er heard from this or this? And is he doing that? Time would seem to flit away In never-ending chat. Another day at old Superior, But a single hour more. To attend a “Pep assembly. And to hear the students roar, fust to see the same old places, And the happy smiles, too, fust to see the old friends' faces, And to meet with you—just you. E. T. C.
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