When Day is Done by Edgar A. (Edgar Albert) Guest
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Seeking to better themselves somehow
They quit their posts and their tools they drop For a better job in another shop. It may be I'm wrong, but I hold to this-- That something surely must be amiss When a man worth while must move away For the better job with the better pay; And something is false in our own renown When men can think of a better town. So if I were running a factory I'd stick up this sign for all to see, Which never an eye in the place could miss: "There isn't a better town than this! You need not go wandering, far or near-- The 'better job' that you want is here!" My Religion My religion's lovin' God, who made us, one and all, Who marks, no matter where it be, the humble sparrow's fall; An' my religion's servin' Him the very best I can By not despisin' anything He made, especially man! It's lovin' sky an' earth an' sun an' birds an' flowers an' trees, But lovin' human beings more than any one of these. |
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