Yeshiva University High School For Boys - Elchanite Yearbook (New York, NY)

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The rumbling ruStlinggwhisp'ring sound 'i i Of waters passing, future boundg fg Giggling joys and murmuring woes g ,Caressing shores as by it goes, tg Perhaps to help the green rush grow Or draw the stone into its tow To lose it in the sifting sand s t Or fling it on some foreign strand. There is nothing permanent' except cihavnges i t s n t Q73-gHeraclituss a : sFrothing,ifoanifingQsifastetr now e is ' g Pounding boulder that won't bow 7 i To the furyof the din A sg i U Thatgin the bitteriend mustfwinp A Noble though the Cause he wields f i'iHethgat resists isshe that yields. 1 5 'Just farther on therstraight bank curls Harboring,placidQ languid swirls Of sleepywaters quite content g 4 With tranquil lazygdayshere spent.- i

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ELCHANITE NINETEEN SEVENTY

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Yet never to remain and stay Fore'er to wend its winding way Past those who let all things stand And let the flood lay waste their land, Past those who grope and strain until Th'ey'veibent the waters to their will, Past those who slowly kneel and drink And those that rashly plunge and sink, Past beds agleam with quartz and gold In murky ponds that secrets hold, Flowing on sans pause or falter By scenes and lives that always alter, Running, rushing roundeach bend Half certain there to meet its end, Always to find some narrow strait Through which to keep abreast of fate Apace with nature's endless rhyme, The ever changing River Time