Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-06-03 | Page 12 | Carving a Name.

C CARVING G A T I m my name upon the sand and And trusted It would sInn for or ayo aye But nul soon oon alas alast the sea Oil Had washed m my lines awn away I 1 ran carved m my name nam upon Open tho ho wood And after years ears returned re again I r missed the shadow of ot the tree That Jha t stretched of or old upon the plain To solid marble next my name I gave a vc as a a. perpetual trust An earthquake rent Tont it to Its Ill base I And AmI now It lie lies with dust I II I All 11 these have failed In wiser moo mooil I turn and ask myself What bal then If Jl I 1 would have hu 11 my name endure Ill I'll write It on the hearts of or men t 4 tIn In characters of oC hiving Of or kindly deeds deed nn and actions wrought A Anti And these thI beyond th the touch of or time Shall live immortal as m my thought S S o Hwat AI Alger r. r