Salt Lake Times | 1890-12-06 | Page 6 | Two Journeys

TWO J0UKNEV3. tl bade a sad farewell to her Who started out one day, A sad faced little sufferer. Cut seeming glnd and (ray. 6h left our ruffgcd sea lands here, I Where Imneful breezes blow. And Bought new heall h, ne v life, new cheer, Where summer's flower crow. A smile around her pale face played, .. Alight beamed in her eyes; Elio seemed a heaven born angel, strayed A while from out the skies. We bade her God speed and farewell, With trembling lip, and eye O'eilluwed with tears. Ah, who could tell 'Twos not our lust good-bv f And now our darling haa corae home, W itu us a while to bide, ' And iben once more prepare to room ,' To shores afar, untried. j And now wo penk In tones subdued, And unchecked tears fast flow ; And forms in prayerful attitude Are bent in sorrow low. Once more her burdens she will take, And go where angels lead; 1 A long, Ions Journey she uill malre , And now, onco mora, God hjxed. ' yikeo Hade.