THE WHEEL OF LIFE.
(By BEofelE HEIGHTON.) At times it flies so easily through blossom sprinkled grass \ ou’d think you only had to sit and watch tho sunshine pass; But all the while remember you must lilt a merry song * Co cheer your fellow-travellers, as you flash and sweep alongAt times it skids on punctures, and you find you're down on luck, Well, square your jaw and do your best, and prove that you have pluck; And all the while remember just to sing that merry song, To cheer your fellow-travellers who are forging straight along. Two little rules remember as you paBS upon your way : Keep merry if you can the whole long fine or rainy day. And changing greetings with your friends in cheery calls of song, Keep straight ahead repeating that the road leads right along.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16641, 25 January 1922, Page 9
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139THE WHEEL OF LIFE. Star (Christchurch), Issue 16641, 25 January 1922, Page 9
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