Show JUST FOLKS By Edgar Guest Gunt DULL DUIL DAY a dull day so I thought And I got ot to thinking why why why- Found I didn't as I ought Write a letter in reply To the friendly one that came And the sender wished to get By that much I was to blame And admit it with regret a dull day so I said Just as dull as 1 it t could be But a friend is ill in bed Whom I could have stopped to see And I rode right by by his door Thinking any time would do So that's just one reason more For the dullness which I knew as a dull day fancied I. I But the spring was in m the air And the blue was in the sky And the trees no longer bare Robins hopped the lawn about There were tulips gay to see So there isn't any doubt That the dullness was in me Copyright 1916 1946 Edgar A A. Guest |