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March of the Tribe 030 She came a leader of the night SU1'1'OllllClCCl by her band. Elliflltlllllllg was this beautiful sight gk,C1'OSSlllg the desert sand. On they nnirclied o'er land and sea, Never resting for a sighg What il careless tribe so free, Chanting praises of the sky. You know them as I do know, Their twinkles Ellld their smiles- Their leader is tl1e 1110011 who shows- Her tribe the stars awhile. M. s., fai. 0i0030 Gut Mail Man 030 Gee, T like our mail man! Hels such a cheerful lad, And when I get no letter, He seems so awful sad. He searches through his letters, A frown upon his face. Then shakes his head and Whistles, Runs down the street a pace. T can scarcely wait till morning, WVhen his rounds he makes once moreg I slip on my clean apron And meet him at the door. Today he has a letter-M For me Without a doubt- He smiles, winks, then whistles And delves into his pouch. He hands ine the epistle And with a boyish laugh, T,ll het itls from your beau, Then he's down the path. But really it's not the letter, That l so wish to see, ltls just to have my mail man Wink and smile at me. M. K., far so
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My Wish I Wish I were a Poet, And could take my pen in hand, Dash off some pretty verses That would be in great demand. Ild startle all my readers, By my intelligence 5 I'd write of love and living And other subjects tense. I'd write about my mother, My father and sister too, About my aunt and uncle, And what other folks do. I'd love to write of music, Of forests and of hills, Of sunshine and of moonlight, Of heartaches and of thrills. Eut as I am no poet, I'll have to be content To hand in all these verses, At least with good consent. And if my teacher fails me, 'Twill be no fault of mine, For I have tried and tried and tried, To make these verses rhyme, M. K., '31 0i00l0 An Ode to a Freshie 030 Hail to thee, Sweet Freshie! Thou has just begun, Thou hast all before thee Our course is nearly run. Thou hast trials and worries, P'raps sorrows, and some tears, But thou hast joy for recompense, Thou hast four full years! lVe were once where thou art, But the years went all too fastg Thou art now in Eden Make it last-and last. I-Iail to thee, Sweet Freshie! I would trade with thee, I would be where thou art. lVould'st thou trade with me? E. M., '31 at 79 le
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