| Show P PLAY L A Y H i TO A lims LIME lly liy ily nin riB ona osa 46 tined tired of play I 1 Tir tired llred edof of play 1 what hait hast thou done this livelong live long US flay aro arc silent aniso akiso and so Is the bee bed tho the shadow la Is cree creeping u up steeple and trec tree thoe thol iha the av i cs havo have flown to tho sheltering and eaves the ais lis nests are dark with tie the dro drooping opia oPla leaves gathers and day la Is done ezit thou spent it restless one pla pia yng ing nut but what hast bast thou dono done be 1 side to td tell thy mother at eventide what promise of morn Is left unbroken what kind iy ay playmate spoken whom hast thou pitied and whoa whom for given 7 1 how ilow with t thy by faults has duty striven what hast bast thou learned by tied fled fiod and hills hlll bill by shady paw path and by gin sin singing ing kill rill therb there will come como an am evo to a longer day that will wili fidd find thea thee tired but not with play and thou wilt ioan lean as thou thon leanest now with drooping limbs and aching brow brows and wish the shadows would faster creep creeps and long to go to fo thy quiet sleep well were it then if thare brow brom were as rree free from sin and shame as now well for thee irthy if thy twy life cou could 14 toli toll A tala tale like uko this of a day spent well 0 oen en hand hath bath relieved distress it thy pity bath sprung to wretchedness ei it if thou hast but forgiven the soro sore of sence fence and humbled thy heart with penitence it natures voices avo lyo tayo ayo spoken with theo thee wilh with her holy meanings mea meaning ninis s eloquently it if every creature hath bath won thy love from the creeping worm to the brooding 11 dove it never esada a bad sad low spoken word hath plead with thy human heart unheard then when the night steals on as now it will bring relief to thine aching brow brows and with joy and peace at the tho tb ought thought of rest thou wilt wiit hink kink to sleep on thy mothers breast 3 lit H warb salt nike lake city sept 1878 |
