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Henry Van Dyke - A Rondeau of College RhymesHenry Van Dyke - A Rondeau of College Rhymes
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Our college rhymes,—how light they seem,   Like little ghosts of love`s young dream   That led our boyish hearts away   From lectures and from books, to stray By flowery mead and flowing stream! There`s nothing here, in form or theme, Of thought sublime or art supreme:   We would not have the critic weigh      Our college rhymes. Yet if, perchance, a slender beam Of feeling`s glow or fancy`s gleam   Still lingers in the lines we lay   At Alma Mater`s feet today, The touch of Nature may redeem      Our college rhymes.
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