The Path to Home
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in Oh, my shoulders grow aweary of the burdens I am bearin', An' I grumble when I'm footsore at the rough road I am farin', But I strap my knapsack tighter till I feel the leather bind me, An' I'm glad to bear the burdens ier the ones who come behind me.
It's for them that I am ploddin', for the chil dren comin' after; I would strew their path with roses and would fill their days with laughter.
Oh, there's selfishness within me, there are times it gets to talkin', Times I hear it whisper to me,... " It's a dusty road you're walkin' ; Why not rest your feet a little ; why not pause an' take your leisure? Don't you hunger in your strivin' for the merry whirl of pleasure ? " Then I turn an' see them smilin' an' I grip my burdens tighter, For the joy that I am seekin' is to see their eyes grow brighter.
112 Oh, I've sipped the cup of sorrow an' I've felt the gad of trouble, An' I know the hurt of trudgin' through a field o'errun with stubble; But a rougher road to travel had my father good before me, An' I'm owin' all my gladness to the tasks he shouldered for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in Oh, my shoulders grow aweary of the burdens I am bearin', An' I grumble when I'm footsore at the rough road I am farin', But I strap my knapsack tighter till I feel the leather bind me, An' I'm glad to bear the burdens ier the ones who come behind me.
It's for them that I am ploddin', for the chil dren comin' after; I would strew their path with roses and would fill their days with laughter.
Oh, there's selfishness within me, there are times it gets to talkin', Times I hear it whisper to me,... " It's a dusty road you're walkin' ; Why not rest your feet a little ; why not pause an' take your leisure? Don't you hunger in your strivin' for the merry whirl of pleasure ? " Then I turn an' see them smilin' an' I grip my burdens tighter, For the joy that I am seekin' is to see their eyes grow brighter.
112 Oh, I've sipped the cup of sorrow an' I've felt the gad of trouble, An' I know the hurt of trudgin' through a field o'errun with stubble; But a rougher road to travel had my father good before me, An' I'm owin' all my gladness to the tasks he shouldered for me.
What to read after The Path to Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar a Edgar Albert Guest to read onlineMoreLess
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