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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1963)
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You'll spend most of your time alone, Unless with him you go. Do you like to sit on a soggy bank Holding your rod in one hand, While you fight mosquitoes, And eat your lunch That is mixed with bugs and sand. Do you like to climb for endless hours, Up some mountain, wild and high To reach some far-off distant lake And cast on it a fly? Do you like to handle salmon eggs, Or crawling, slimy worms. And try and thread one on a hook While he writhes and wildly squirms? If you can face these solid truths And answer, ,rYes, I do!" Go ahead and marry your fish erman You'll get along, you two. Grace Jones INSPIRATION FOR A POEM I searched for inspiration for a poem, And found it in the hills of home. Lightning flashing through the skv. I The thunders din, the wind. A gay bright feather from a bird. Whose song I heard. The soft sweet petals of a rose. The cuteness of a bahv's not. A mother deer and her 1 1 n y fawn. A sunset and the break of dawn. A spider's web where leaves en. twine. Spun daintily upon a vine. A bumblebee in flight Across a garden and out nf sicht. The gentle touch of a summer breeze The grace of weeping willow trees. Inspired by all of this, ' And the memory of a mother's kiss. Neva Walters MY BOOK OF TREASURES As you leaf through this book you will see All the treasures that are near and dear to me, And in through the pages you will find There's happiness and sorrow ... all the ties that bind. You'll find all the love this poet can bestow That sometimes in person it's hard for her to show, But as you leaf through these treasured pages You'll find her love has strength. cned throughout the ages. I've had much pleasure in writ ing and arranging my book. In reliving my life I've taken a closer look, And if you look, too, you'll find There's laughter . . . prayer . . faith, hope and tears That are born from love throughout these many, many years. Mrs. Russell E. Jones THE BIRTH OF A FLOWER I planted a seed in the dark ened earth With ils miracle of life wilhin God did his part, I did my part. And a beautiful flower was born. Teresa H. McComb, Malin. A BABY There Is nothing so dear as a babv And the wonderful joy that it brings. There is nothing like being a mother To the dear little, wee little thing. Teresa H. McComb. Malin. MY FRIEND I have a friend so kind and true. She trusts me and understands me too. And as she walks beside me day by day, It maces me very, very happy all the way. Her friendship and kindness too. Are so strong that it helps to Keep me from going wrong. When I look into her smiling face I am always welcomed with words of grace. When I finish life below and go to worlds I do not know, Our Father's blessings be on her, The one who has helped my kfe to. Ren Starr Verkhoyansk, a city in Soviet Asia, has an average tempera ture in January of minus 59 de grees Fahrenheit.
