The Brown and the Gold -
October 1997
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Many times during my childhood I've climbed the impossible The Jacob's Ladder At first I was terrified By its steepness and length And as I grew older both Steepness and length became My worst enemies  As the years passed I learned to accept The stairway as it was a never ending Stairway, the Jacob's Ladder By now, I've skipped, climbed And even raced my friends on it Pulling a muscle or running up and down For PE classes, will be remembered By me forever But when I'm looking down from the top The never ending stairs look easy At times I've felt like a god An eye on the human beings below But in reality As I descend the stairs I'm one of those many common Woodstockers Who have climbed the impossible.
Jonathan Mendies |
The Brown and the Gold - 1997