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1906 The Great San Francisco Earthquake, 1775 Revere and Dawes warn of British attack, 2009 Fiftyyearold Mark Martin wins NASCAR race, 1864 Confederates inflict pain at Battle of Poison Spring, 1989 Chinese students protest against government, 1974 The Red Brigade terrorizes Italy, 1880 Missouri is ravaged by tornadoes, 2014 Mt Everest sees its single deadliest day, 1521 Luther defiant at Diet of Worms, 1775 Revere and Dawes ride, 1942 Doolittle leads air raid on Tokyo, 1945 Journalist Ernie Pyle killed, 1983 Suicide bomber destroys US embassy in Beirut, 1956 Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier marry, 2012 Dick Clark host of American Bandstand and New Years Rockin Eve dies, 1958 Federal court decides to release Ezra Pound, 1906 Enrico Caruso survives the San Francisco earthquake, 1906 San Francisco earthquake, 1961 JFK denies US military intervention in Cuba, 1983 Benoit wins Boston Marathon, 1969 Nixon says prospects for peace in Vietnam are better, 1915 Germans shoot down French pilot Roland Garros, 1945 Ernie Pyle killed at Okinawa,

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Study Anthem

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Another morose hour passes by
Murmurs of futility
Echoing within the horizon
The so-called classes
Tread beyond us
While tiresome brains, repose-
Behind us.
Bright mornings, fade-
By eve, into lustful eyes of dull eve
Craving for the next ray of hope.
Next sunshine.

Monotonous inevitability-
Sufferings towards sustenance.

But who can assure you another morning?
Another momentary bright sunshine!

A moment of leisure might've helped,
But a moment's stagnancy-
Is the rabbit's definite leap-
Ahead, to our tiresome tortoise legs.

Are boards or entrances,
Knots to our respiratory tract?
A breathing while is necessary,
For hearts to function-
Else the drumming would be too noisy-
Hindering our fixation to the real music.

 

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