NATURE'S WAY.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 38, 21 March 1914, Page 3

NATURE'S WAY.

sun doesn't shine on a few, ; . in The sky doesn't favour the great And spread out its wonderful blue /But for those who have conquered with Fate. The breeze doesn't cool but the brow Of the king or the prince in his hall, But refreshes the man at the plough, And refreshes, as brothers, us all. The pansies don't "stop to enquire Ere they spread out their blooms in the sun Of those who shall stop to admire The violet is fragrant and sweet, r ; "The lily is graceful and tall. To the boy bare of'head and of feet, :i'These beautfes are meant for us all. Distinctions are tnly man-made, • Mother-Nature ib never so harshj lii r colour the hilb are arrayed, ' In colour she splashes the marsh. c . And the poorest of lovers receives 'Her sweetest and tenderest smile, For she is one friend who believes 'X That all of us here are worth while. ..'■>; ___——— FROZE HIM. Flora—l gave Jack the thirty-second degre'e last night. v you a Mason f Flora l -E[o; but that's the freezing point, isn'titf —