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_1897_
TO THE
REVERED MEMORY
OF A
GREAT SCHOLAR AND GREAT TEACHER
WHOM I WAS ONCE PROUD
TO CALL MY FRIEND,
PREFATORY NOTE
The gay verses which celebrate undergraduate life must not be taken too
seriously. They seldom pretend to the dignity of poetry. College verse,
if I understand it, is verse suited to the period and point of view of
undergraduate days. Light, graceful, humorous, sparkling,--this it
should be for the most part; serious sometimes, it is true,--for young
men and women about to take upon themselves the responsibilities of
mature life are at heart by no means frivolous, but touching the note of
grief, if at all, almost as though by accident. Life is often sad enough
in the after-years, and for the period of sorrow, sad verse may be in
place. Happy they who have not yet traded cap and bells (never far
hidden under cap and gown) for the
Yes, like all sound art, college verse must, above all else, be honest.
Let us not say, however, that the thoughtful moods of young men and
women may not sincerely be set to the music of verse. One department in
this collection bears the name "In Serious Mood," and its sentiment
rings as true as that of any other.
In looking over very many undergraduate papers, I have been struck with
several facts. I will give them for what they are worth, leaving their
explanation to others. First, there seems to be a general fondness for
the sonnet, and a very general lack of success in writing it. Second,
the French forms of light verse are exceedingly popular--particularly
the rondeau, ballade, and triolet. These, more easily lending themselves
to gay moods than does the sonnet, are written with much greater
success. Triolets are perhaps least often, rondeaus most often,
successful. Third, purely sentimental verse is little written in women's
colleges, its place being taken by poetry of nature or of reflection.
Oddly enough, when it _is_ attempted, the writer usually fancies herself
the lover, and describes feminine, not masculine, beauty. College girls
show possibly more maturity of reflective power than do their brothers,
but they are notably weaker in the sense of humor. Fourth, amongst so
much merely graceful verse, there are not wanting touches here and there
of genuine poetry. I shall be disappointed if the reader does not
discover many such in this little book.
While I have confined myself, for the most part, to verse printed in the
college publications of the past five years, I have overstepped this
limit in a few instances. None of the poems in the present book,
however, were included in the first series published in 1892.
Thanks are due Messrs. Andrus & Church, of Ithaca, N.Y., for their
generous loan of bound files of the _Cornell Era_, to the assistant
librarian of Harvard University for numerous courtesies, and to the
editors of many college papers, without whose kind cooperation the
second series of "Cap and Gown" would have been impossible.
F.L.K.
* * * * *
~Soap-Bubbles.~
~Love Laughs.~
_Trinity Tablet_.
~Where Cupid Dwells.~
ROBERT L. MUNGER.
_Yale Courant_.
H.A. RICHMOND.
_The Tech._
~A Gift.~
~Jacqueminot.~
A.H.B.
_Brunonian._
~Prom-Roses.~
JAMES P. SAWYER.
_Yale Record_.
~A Lyric.~
EDWARD M. HULME.
_The Palo Alto._
Pallas
C.B. NEWTON.
_Nassau Literary Monthly._
~Polly.~
CHARLES W. SHOPE.
_Harvard Advocate_.
CATHERINE Y. GLEN.
_Mount Holyoke._
H.H.
_Amherst Literary Monthly._
~The Portrait.~
_Southern Collegian_.
~The Convert.~
~A Thief's Apology.~
~A Ballad of Dorothy.~
ARTHUR KETCHUM.
_Williams Literary Monthly_.
BERT ROSS.
_Harvard Advocate_.
~A Foreign Tongue.~
~Hours.~
W.
_Hamilton Literary Monthly_.
~A Fickle Heart.~
ENVOY.
ARTHUR KETCHUM.
_Williams Literary Monthly._
F.T. GEROULD.
_Dartmouth Literary Monthly_.
~A Society Martyr.~
~O Mores!~
~Which?~
W.C. NICHOLS.
_Harvard Lampoon._
~A Toast.~
Clink, clink,
Fill up your glasses.
Drink, drink,
Drink to the lasses.
Eyes that are blue,
Lips that are sweet,
Hearts that are true,
Figures petite.
Clink, clink,
Fill up your glasses.
Drink, drink,
Drink to the lasses.
Drink, for there's nothing so sweet as a maid is;
Drink to the dearest of mortals, The Ladies.
~A Bit of Lace.~
* * * * *
~A Song to Her.~
_Wrinkle_.
~Circe.~
ENVOY.
_Columbia Spectator_.
~A Wish.~
A.
_Columbia Spectator._
~To Phyllis.~
~L'Amour, L'Amour.~
~Lines on a Ring.~
LOREN M. LUKE.
_Nassau Literary Monthly_.
~A Memory.~
IRVILLE C. LECOMPTE.
_Wesleyan Literary Monthly_.
MAUD THOMPSON.
_Wellesley Magazine._
~A Portrait.~
_Trinity Tablet_.
~A Picture.~
EDWARD B. REED.
_Yale Literary Magazine._
~A Memory.~
You say she can't love if she laughs all the time?
A laugh at your logic she'll hurl;
She loves while she laughs and she laughs while she loves,
The laughing American girl,
Oh, the laughing American girl!
S.F.P.
_Campus_.
~Ballade of Justification.~
ENVOY.
What if I kissed her? Jealous they
Who scoff at buyers in true love's mart.
Who can my sound good sense gainsay
If I confess I lost my heart?
~Perdita.~
_Harvard Advocate_.
~Strategy.~
~Canoe Song.~
E. FR�RE CHAMPNEY.
_Harvard Advocate._
~Gertrude.~
J.H. Scranton
_Yale Record._
~My Politics.~
G.W. PIERCE.
_University of Texas Magazine._
A half-reclining form
In a "sleepy-hollow" chair,
A cloud of curls that storm
About her beauty fair,
Two laughing eyes that tell
A shyly answered "Yes."
A dainty hand to--well,
Say simply to caress.
~Love's Token.~
ALICE R. TAGGART.
_Vassar Miscellany_.
~A Passing Song.~
~Safe.~
W.
_Columbia Spectator._
_Yale Record._
~Phyllis's Slippers.~
H. A. RICHMOND.
_The Tech_.
~Vindication.~
HENRY B. EDDY.
_Harvard Advocate_.
FERRIS GREENSLET.
_Wesleyan Literary Monthly._
RICHARD HOVEY.
_Dartmouth Lyrics._
~Friends.~
~Sub-Mistletoe.~
A button caught;
I surely ought
To help, when she'd begun it.
A pause, a hush,
A kiss, a blush,
And now, by Jove, I've done it!
_Lehigh Burr_.
BERTRAND A. SMALLEY.
_Dartmouth Literary Monthly._
~Silhouettes.~
* * * *
~A Song.~
~Drifting.~
H. H. CHAMBERLIN, JR.
_Harvard Advocate._
~Cloudland.~
HE:
SHE:
H. F. H.
_Amherst Literary Monthly,_
~A Game of Chess.~
GEORGE B. KILBOURNE.
_Williams Literary Monthly._
~The Captive.~
~The Difference.~
H.K. WEBSTER.
_Hamilton Literary Monthly._
S. R. KENNEDY.
_Yale Record_.
~Wealth.~
T. L. CLARKE.
_Yale Record._
~I Dream of Flo.~
~A Humble Romance.~
Her ways were rather frightened, and she wasn't much to see,
She wasn't good at small talk, or quick at repartee;
Her gown was somewhat lacking in the proper cut and tone,
And it wasn't difficult to see she'd made it all alone.
So the gay young men whose notice would have filled her with delight
Paid very small attention to the little girl in white.
JULIET W. TOMPKINS.
_Vassar Miscellany_.
~Mendicants.~
M. E. H. EVERETT.
_Madisonensis_.
~With My Cigar.~
* * * *
GEORGE B. ZUG.
_Amherst Literary Monthly._
L. C. STONE.
_Amherst Literary Monthly_.
~Tantalizing.~
~Phantasy.~
~Rosebuds.~
_Bowdoin Orient._
~Bashful Johnny.~
GEORGE G. GILLETTE.
_Williams Literary Monthly._
~Cupid's Blunder.~
GERTRUDE JONES.
_Wellesley Magazine._
~As Toll.~
JOHN BARKER.
_Williams Literary Monthly._
~Chansonette.~
WILL L. GRAVES.
_Makio_.
~Triolet.~
GERTRUDE CRAVEN.
_Smith College Monthly_.
~Song.~
R.L. EATON.
_Morningside_.
~The Effigy.~
P.P.S.
_Parthenon_.
~Sotto Voce.~
J. STUART BRYAN.
_Virginia University Magazine_.
II. COMEDY
~Chappie's Lament.~
FERRIS GREENSLET.
_Wesleyan Literary Monthly_.
~Marigold.~
AN ARABIAN LEGEND.
~Love up to Date.~
S. L. HOWARD.
_The Tech._
_Trinity Tablet_.
~My Mistake.~
I met her on a Pullman car,
In section number nine;
Each eye shone like a morning star,
With radiance divine.
So when I placed my bags and traps
In section number ten,
She looked so tempting 'mid her wraps
I sought her face again.
E. P. G.
_The Tech._
~Sic Semper.~
WILL L. GRAVES.
_Makio_.
~A Modern Instance.~
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~Apparent.~
R. C. ROBBINS.
_Harvard Lampoon._
~A Paradox.~
HE.
"I will write little Ethel some verses,
The love that I bear her to tell;
I've no money for tokens more costly,
I'm sure these will do quite as well.
SHE.
E.W. BURLINGAME.
_Yale Record_.
~Evidence.~
B.O.H.
_Cornell Magazine_.
_Columbia Spectator_.
~Lines to Her.~
~A Sensible Serenade.~
L.M.L.
_Columbia Spectator_.
~Love's Secret.~
HERBERT WELCH.
_Wesleyan Argus._
~Broken Chains.~
EUGENE A. COX.
_Vanderbilt Observer._
~Gory Gambols.~
_Lehigh Burr_.
H.F.H.
_Amherst Literary Monthly_.
J.P. SAWYER.
_Yale Record._
~Priscilla.~
_Yale Record_.
~Hard to Beat.~
WILLIAM A. THOMPSON.
_Wesleyan Literary Monthly_.
_Harvard Lampoon._
~Faint Heart.~
My lady fair
Her golden hair
Lets fall a-down her shoulder.
I'd steal a tress,--
She's no redress,--
Were I a little bolder.
~A Spring Lament.~
~A Street-Car Romance.~
W. AMES.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~Applied Mathematics.~
_Lehigh Burr_.
~Relapse.~
I study Evolution,
And hear the teacher tell
How we have all developed
From an isolated cell;
And in the examination
Some fellows make it plain
Their principles will bring them
To the starting-point again.
_Yale Record_.
W.C. NICHOLS.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~"Three's a Crowd."~
_Vassar Miscellany._
~On Bills.~
_Lehigh Burr_.
~A Senior's Plea.~
_Columbia Spectator_.
~Old Days.~
Sing a song of old days,
Old days and true,
True days and bold days,
Deeds to dare and do.
_Harvard Advocate_.
~A Reward of Merit.~
_Trinity Tablet_.
_Concordiensis_.
~Her Reason.~
JAMES P. SAWYER.
_Yale Record_.
A. BRADLEY.
_Columbia Spectator_.
~A Football Tragedy.~
~It Was.~
_Yale Record_.
~A Summer Campaign.~
J. H. SCRANTON.
_Yale Record_.
~I Love my Love.~
J. P. SAWYER.
_Yale Record_.
~The Diva.~
Mathematical.
_Lehigh Burr_.
_The Tech_.
~Her Present.~
F.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~On the Weather.~
FERRIS GREENSLET.
_Wesleyan Literary Monthly_.
~Tom's Philosophy.~
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~Fashion's Folly.~
~Christmas in Chicago.~
A. M. WHITE, JR.
_Harvard Advocate_.
~A Discovery in Biology.~
MARY E. LEVERETT.
_Vassar Miscellany_.
~Logic.~
_Harvard Lampoon_.
MARIE REIMER.
_Vassar Miscellany_.
HAMILTON GREY.
_Hamilton Literary Monthly_.
~The Critic.~
S.F. BATCHELDER.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
_Yale Record._
~Equivocal.~
BEN JOHNSON.
_Brunonian_.
~A Problem.~
G.P. DAY.
_Yale Record_.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~"As Ye Sow."~
J. J. MACK, JR.
_Harvard Lampoon._
_University Herald._
(THEIR VIS-A-VIS.)
JULIET W. TOMPKINS.
_Vassar Miscellany._
Whenever in America
A girl is asked to wed,
She straightway says, "Go ask papa,"
And coyly droops her head.
And over in the Fatherland,
Where flows the terraced Rhine,
She whispers, while he clasps her hand,
"Ich liebe dich allein."
_University Herald_.
~Deception.~
_Yale Record._
There was a famous washing day, its action near the Hub;
A nation's raiment in the suds, a hero at the tub.
Then come, ye loyal patriots, and listen to my lay!
I'll sing of good George Birthington on this, his washing day.
The morning dawned, the washers came, the washing was begun;
The steam rose high, nor ceased to rise till cleanliness was won.
And now, though good George Birthington is gone to his repose,
The grateful country still recalls how well he washed her clothes.
FLORENCE E. HOMES.
_Wellesly Lyrics._
_University Herald_.
~A Rondel.~
~Our Wrongs.~
C.F.H.
_Williams Weekly_.
_Yale Record_.
CAREY CULBERTSON.
_Syllabus_.
~El Dorado.~
GRANT SHOWERMAN.
_Wisconsin Aegis_.
~The Conversion.~
R. W. BERGENGREN.
_Harvard Advocate_.
* * * * *
A. W. BELL.
_Yale Record_.
~Her Thanks.~
M.D. FOLLANSBEE.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~An Idyl.~
_Harvard Lampoon_.
~"When?"~
E. A. BLOUNT, JR.
_Columbia Spectator_.
~Lines to a Monkey.~
ANCIENT.
MODERN.
Stunning girl,
Out of sight.
Guess I'll pop
Tuesday night.
Bully shape,
Pretty eyes;
Papa's rich,
Quite a prize.
R. L. RAYMOND.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
W.D. FLAGG.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
_University Herald_.
~A Decision.~
As a maid so nice,
With step precise,
Tripped o'er the ice,
She slipped; her care in vain.
And at the fall,
With usual gall,
The schoolboys call,
"Third down; two feet to gain."
T.G.P.
_Cornell Era_.
~A Kiss.~
L.
_Wesleyan Literary Monthly_.
M.R.
_Vassar Miscellany_.
~His Father Took Him Home.~
S.J.R.
_Madisonensis_.
~Beautiful Sprig.~
J. P. WELSH.
_Harvard Lampoon_.
_Yale Record_.
~Comfort.~
~O Hero.~
H. K. WEBSTER.
_Hamilton Literary Monthly_.
~Her Answer.~
C.H.
_Columbia Literary Monthly_.
~I Flunked To-Day.~
DAVID POTTER.
_Nassau Literary Monthly._
_Yale Record._
~To an "Instructor."~
~As Usual.~
Oh, the gay and festive Freshman has appeared upon the scene,--
'Tis not the monster jealousy that makes him look so green,
'Tis not the fumes of rum that give his nose that ruddy glare,
But the boy has caught hay-fever from the hay-seed in his hair.
The blush upon his cheek is not the bloom upon the rye,
But tells of health and happiness, and johnny-cake and pie.
The firm, elastic tread with which the boy is wont to roam
Comes from running on a steep side hill to drive the heifers home.
The funny tales he'll have to tell of cows that get astray
Will all be sure to help him in a purely social way;
And all the strength that he's acquired from milking them each trip
Will come in mighty handy when he tries to learn the grip.
_Harvard Lampoon._
~Speed.~
_Trinity Tablet._
~A Senior Schedule.~
~A Change of Heart.~
I knew he cut his classes, and I'd heard him flunk in history,
And how he dared say "not prepared" so often was a mystery.
He'd sometimes cram for an exam., but seldom knew a word in it.
His parted hair grew long and fair; I thought he looked absurd in it.
The game was won, and we'd begun to cheer each man respectively;
We rah! rah! rahed! and blew horns hard, and shook our flags
effectively;
His eyes shone bright, as left and right they called to him vivaciously;
I my disdain recalled with pain, and waved my banner graciously.
Now let him miss the German quiz, and fail to pass astronomy,
To football lore what's physics or political economy?
To have him bow is rapture now, to be o'erlooked adversity;
To catch his smile is worth the while attending University.
HENRIETTA L. STADTMULLER.
_Sequoia_.
~Drinking Song.~
~Sour Valentines.~
~Varium et Mutabile.~
J. P. SAWYER,
_Yale Record._
~In His Own Country.~
~His Letter.~
"Dear Father:
Please excuse," he wrote,
"The hurried shortness of this note,
But studies so demand attention
That I have barely time to mention
That I am well, and add that I
Lack funds; please send me some. Good-by.
Your loving son."
He signed his name,
And hastened to the--foot-ball game.
W.R. HEREFORD.
_Harvard Lampoon._
~A Written Lesson.~
S.W. CHAMBERLAIN.
_Vassar Miscellany._
~Conditioned.~
_Brunonian_.
~Philosophy.~
C.W. CRANNELL.
_Garnet_.
JULIET W. TOMPKINS.
_Vassar Miscellany._
F.R.D.B.
_Garnet_.
~A Panacea.~
R.O. RYDER.
_Yale Record._
~A Toast.~
A. K. LANE.
_Tuftonian_.
ENVOY.
F.R. BATCHELDER.
_Harvard Lampoon._
ENVOY.
~A Banquet Song.~
I.
II.
III.
IV. NATURE
_Southern Collegian._
~To a Chrysanthemum.~
~A Pasture.~
~Skating Song.~
Moon so bright,
Stars alight,
Clouds adance, adance;
Snow of night,
Fleecy white,
Silver ice agleam, aglance.
High, hey, high, hey,
Skimming the smooth, bright way,
High, hey, high, hey,
Over the ice away.
Cheeks so bright,
Face alight,
Heart adance, adance;
Eyes of night,
Brow of white,
Silver skates agleam, aglance.
High, hey, high, hey,
Skimming the smooth, bright way,
High, hey, high, hey,
Over the ice away.
~A Mystery.~
~The Birch-Tree.~
E.A.H.
_Inlander_.
~My Quest.~
W.T.O.
_Trinity Tablet._
~Lullaby.~
Breezes in the tree-tops high,
Sighing softly as you blow,
Sing a restful lullaby;
Sing the sweetest song you know,
Something slow, something low,--
Lulla-lullaby.
MABEL A. CARPENTER.
_Wellesley Magazine._
HAROLD M. BOWMAN.
_Inlander_.
~Bob White.~
ROBERT L. HUNGER.
_Yale Courant._
~Panacea ~
When life proves disappointing,
And sorrow seems anointing
Brows of care,
Take a brace and go a-sailing,
Either dolphin back or whaling,
Anywhere.
~The Dive.~
~The Robin.~
A STUDY.
~A Mountain Brook.~
NORMAN HUTCHINSON.
_Cornell Magazine._
~Four-o'clocks.~
LILLIAN B. QUIMBY.
_Wellesley Magazine,_
~A Fairy Barcarolle.~
EVELYN M. WORTHLEY.
_Mount Holyoke._
_College Folio._
~A Song.~
Oh, the hopper grass is clattering and flying all the day
Round the tawny, trembling tassels of the corn,
While the dreamy, drowsy bumblebee goes bumbling on his way,
And the locust in the woodland sounds his horn.
When the lotus-flower closes, and the stars are in the sky,
Then the owl awakes and sings a plaintive song,
While the crickets in the thickets sing the soothing lullaby,
And the katydid is chirping all night long.
S.P.
_Kansas University Weekly_.
~The Skaters.~
GRACE W. LEACH
_Madisonensis_.
LOUISE R. LOOMIS.
_Wellesley Magazine._
GRACE W. LEACH.
_Madisonensis_.
V. IN SERIOUS MOOD
~Verses.~
FORSYTH WICKES.
_Yale Literary Magazine._
~A Little Parable.~
EDWARD A. RALEIGH.
_Cornell Magazine_.
~A Lost Memory.~
PHILIP C. PECK.
_Yale Literary Magazine_.
~The Truth-Seekers.~
~To-morrow.~
~To a Friend.~
JOHN GOWDY.
_Wesleyan Literary Monthly._
~Opportunity.~
ARTHUR KETCHUM.
_Williams Literary Monthly,_
ARTHUR KETCHUM.
_Williams Literary Monthly._
ARTHUR KETCHUM.
_Williams Literary Monthly._
~Lizy Ann.~
EDGAR F. DAVIS.
_Bowdoin Quill_.
A.G.C.
_Kansas University Weekly._
~God's Acre.~
~Unique.~
~A Letter.~
* * * * *
_Dear Sirs;_
I find
Your "ad." in the _Nautilus_ quite to my mind.
Pray build me a mansion (for plans see below)
More stately and lofty than this that I know.
Dig deep the foundations in reason and truth;
I want no pavilion--a fortress forsooth,
Secure against windstorms of doctrine and doubt;
In style--Emersonian--inside and out.
It should, sir, be double, with rooms on each side,
For justice and mercy, for meekness and pride;
For heating and lighting, it only requires
Faith's old-fashioned candles, and Love's open fires.
Write me minimum charges in struggle and stress,
And extras in suffering.
Yours truly,
C.S.
_Kalends_.
~Who Knows?~
JESSIE V. KERR.
_Kalends_.
~Inconstancy.~
ELIZABETH SANDERSON.
_University of California Magazine._
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