TAKE THEM HOME.
j|j Take home your job, but leave a g outside [a s The looks that scorn and words || jU that chide, Eg H And let your children hear you [a 1 say 1 I] You're glad to cast your cares g] away, [3 § And in this peaceful haven find g g A resting place for heart and @ mind. GO S Take home a smiling, cheerful (3 H] face, * _ s [f] Which plainly says, " I love this § place." H s For none can tell, for no one S a knows, ra E How far such commendation goes || g To brighten life, and make it run || ra As glad as ripples in the sun. a 0 And when the children brought g g up there 3 [3 Are scattered here and every- [3 || where, S g Across the world or o'er the way, g] !j Love's tribute they will surely |j § For to that home their thoughts b I] will wing j| {§j Like birds that hear the call of g ra spring. E
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21112, 20 February 1932, Page 6 (Supplement)
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