Selections from Trella Romine's library at Terradise Nature Center
This month, I think if I were one foot taller,
And stood on tiptoe, I could touch the stars–
The friendly jewels of June, that flowered caller
Who hides so well the last of winter’s scars.
Her beauty shines a far cry from sedately;
She stands out merrily against the midnight black.
And though the year ’round stars entrance me greatly,
The gems of June seem always to smile back.
by Ray Romine Sunday, December 9, 1951
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Media name: Nature
Date Submitted: 12/11/1951
Media name: American Girl
Date Submitted: 01/04/1952
Media name: The Apostle
Date Submitted: 01/31/1952
Media name: Saturday Evening Post Baok of Book
Date Submitted: 04/01/1952
Media name: Christian Science Monitor
Date Submitted: 05/10/1952
Media name: Cleveland Plain Dealer
Date Submitted: 05/26/1952
Media name: Ladies Home Journal
Date Submitted: 12/11/1952
Media name: Good Housekeeping
Date Submitted: 12/30/1952
Media name: Hudson Review
Date Submitted: 01/11/1953
Media name: New York Times (Daily)
Date Submitted: 03/22/1953
Media name: Toronto Star
Date Submitted: 04/06/1953
Media name: Christian Science Forum
Date Submitted: 04/18/1953
Media name: Oregonian
Date Submitted: 04/27/1953
Media name: Washington Star
Date Submitted: 06/10/1953