1952 Magnet Yearbook
Jarvis Collegiate Institute - 1952 Magnet Yearbook
Jarvis Collegiate Institute - 1952 Magnet Yearbook
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.JARVI i' C OI,U:G1ATE<br />
49<br />
City Lights<br />
HASSAH :\AGAI<br />
Here and t here across the vast.<br />
dark. lonely continent. pinpricks of<br />
light beacon forth to show wh e re<br />
huma nity has gathered together.<br />
T hese are the cities. Here may be seen<br />
a va riety and multitude of lights such<br />
as one finds ha rd to imagine. Here<br />
th e different colours. dull . bright and<br />
vivid - svm bollc of th e excitement<br />
and guiety that ill to be found in a<br />
city _ dazzle the eyes of non-city<br />
dwellers. When country folk and<br />
townsmen haw settled down for t he<br />
night. it ill then that the city lights<br />
shine brigh test.<br />
The mai n st ree t look s like a lig hted<br />
can yon with a st ream of auto lights<br />
flowi ng swiftly between its walls, Tall<br />
buildings tower up against the horizon.<br />
some lit up like torches, ot hers<br />
wit h tiny squares of yellow light<br />
p~eri n g out. A bove the crowd of<br />
merry- ma ke rs, flam boyant neons add<br />
glamour to t he scene. Theat re ma r<br />
quees wit h thei r blinking bulbs beckon<br />
passersby to view movie stars<br />
whose nam es are all fascinating as<br />
the lig hts are bri ght. Auto headligh ts<br />
sweep the street with a blinding light<br />
as t hey whiz by, At busy inter-sections,<br />
t he red an d green of the t raffic<br />
lights alternate, in ste ady. regu lar<br />
intervals, And eve rywhere the garish<br />
colours. shrieking t heir defiance at<br />
the inky night, tea r th e shrou d of<br />
darkness into tattered fragments<br />
which scur ry a way to hide in the<br />
da rk alley ways,<br />
Along the lakeshore. huge intricate<br />
neon signs. adve rtising the prod ucts<br />
of booming indu st r-ies, st r-ive to outshine<br />
one anot her, In the less-Irequented<br />
ave nues . st reet lamps shine<br />
se renely, In the busy streets. the"<br />
fade to insign ificance and are lost i~<br />
the kaleidoscope of the eye-shatter-ing<br />
lights around them,<br />
And from high. the stars gaze down<br />
disdainfully at these ambitious upp,"'JI("',,,~~6.'"<br />
.#,(1),<br />
starts. the man-made Iight ll<br />
city.<br />
Tht Snakt<br />
of the<br />
Clt'II I'l y cllttil/ (1 t he s//'lIyill !J !J J'W IM S<br />
W h ich port flS wit h II ,'f/llulde r of [ear,<br />
A sin iete r shll do 1/', tilt' st' I'}Jt'1it }JflIISt'S:<br />
H ill sinuun« tm il ill the tlllxt lies cit'll I'.<br />
/., is,'f/ll ll e fWtl (ll"f/C't'f ul Iunre'er: Itt' /li ll y<br />
be,<br />
}' et uutC'(Ist of XCftw 'e; d r l'(l(lt'cl Clllff<br />
(/lI'flll :<br />
F ur i n his culd eye y Ullt,'f th e dil l'''<br />
light of eril :<br />
Of all Satal/'s sert'f1 l/ts he IS m us t<br />
faithful.<br />
JOAS HOU~E.--IE