Selections from Trella Romine's library at Terradise Nature Center
The planets course their slow way through the stars
And boast their nearness with their borrowed light.
They add, that earth may hide its man-made scars,
Their splendor to already magic night.
But man, for all his faults possessed a mind
That turned for information to the skies
Where interest in the planets made him find
That knowledge adds to beauty in his eyes.
by Ray Romine Saturday, October 7, 1950
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Media name: Nature
Date Submitted: 10/08/1950
Media name: Household
Date Submitted: 11/25/1950
Media name: National Home Monthly
Date Submitted: 12/17/1950
Media name: Denver Post
Date Submitted: 01/13/1951
Media name: New York Journal American
Date Submitted: 02/22/1951
Media name: Christian Science Monitor
Date Submitted: 04/01/1951
Media name: Life & Health
Date Submitted: 06/16/1951
Media name: Progressive Farmer
Date Submitted: 06/21/1951
Media name: A.D.
Date Submitted: 07/25/1951
Date Sold: 09/01/1951
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