True Philosophy Poem by Edgar Albert Guest
True Philosophy
I wouldn't count it worth my while
To sing about a rich man's smile,
Or quote a fellow, trouble free,
An' label that philosophy.
But when I look about and find
A cripple or a brother blind,
An' hear him singing songs of glee,
I want that man's philosophy.
Monday, August 25, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophy,brother
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