Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-05 | Page 4 | Just Folks

JUST FOLKS 2 A. A EDGAR J i THINKING o OVER A DULL DULL D DAY DAYA Y A CIA dull and dress dreary Y da day Y I Isaid said aid 3 As I was tumbling into bed died And then in m those few moments ere ere Sleep came to close the mind to care I thought a n small voice asked of me Did you ou this mornings morning's sunrise see I wonder if by chance you heard The lovely music of a bird A crimson cardinal on high Who sang to you as you went by y t Across the street with news to tell There walked a man that you know well Who tried his best to o catch y your ur eye But all unseen you passed assed him by bye I So burled buried in yourself were you I And all the tasks you riu had to d do From dawn u until til the No joyous sig sight t can can you recall And yet about you everywhere Was Vas much to balance toil and care Had you but walked with eyesight keen A thousand charms charms' you might have seen Which never as you journeyed on art on You stayed or turned to gaze ze upon Where er you went today occurred Much that you neither saw nor heard Scenes that had thrilled you through and through Had you not been so wrapped ped in you Life offer offered d flowers you ou failed ailed to cull cuU The day was bright bright but ut you were dull t it