Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-10-05 | Page 7 | Just Folks

GUest CLEVERNESS AND SINCERITY One was clever and one sincere One was handsome handsom and one was plain One drew laughter and left a It tear The other winced at pain And he dull when the clever clover spoke spoke- And h ho seemed slow when th the wit began For never he sharp sharpened ned a Jibe or Joke To wound the soul of oC his fellow tellow man For he could feel as It were ere hi his own Tho The sting of envy and malice J Keen een And he knew ere ever the barb was thrown The cruel hurt such a hit would auld mean Now the tho clever man ba had had a gr greater ter fame For laughter pleases the carefree throng But he who tolled toiled with a humble name Had ad a truer knowledge of right and wrong J d' i We l la gh at the Jibes be they foul or fair We smile when a nimble mind Is s near But of ot cleverness must mus i w MP i II I So we ve g give ghe c our love e to the or OP or Inre inere ere Cor 1925 Edgar A A. A Guest t fI S k A rIo