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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 343, 16 February 1889, Page 8

TIKKD MOTHERS.

/^ Mttl» l o'lmw Ic.in^'ipnn voin kn^f 1 ; Your lif-d kuo«> lha( hi^^'tnmi'hioboar. Ji child's tit? ir in-fc aro lnokirrr lovina;l\' From undorne.ith the thatch oL' lanulcd hair Por'iap-^ you do not hood the velvet tom-li Of warm, n.m\t fingers folding yoius sn tiL-ht ; You 'lo not piizo this luWins: ovennucb. You aimost are too tiivd to pray to-niglit. But it i* blcs-ednp' 3 " ! A veal" ')U'o T d ; d not -<"c it -'R I R'^e to-day. We are so drll and Hiank'e-s, ;.nd In ) slow Tn catch ihcMiPshine, till it s'ius aw.iy ; And no'v it t >tr-iM'joto me Tb-it while T wore tho bad»o of motherhood. J. d.l not ki s more and renderly Tln« Uttlo child that brought me only good. And if, some ni»ht, when you sit down to rr-«t You mi*« tho eH)->w from your tired knoo, The restl.-a-, curly head from ofl: your broa^t, The Hsninii: tongue, that chattered constantly ; J.f firm ynur own the dimpled hands had slippi d, And ne'er would nestle in your palm n train, If the white feet into the grave had tiipped, I could not blame you for your heart- ache then. I wonder so that mothei's fret At little children clinging to their s^own^; Or that the foot-prints, when the days are wet, Ai'p ever black enough to make them ft own. If I could ever find a little muddy boot, Or cap, or -jacket, on mv chamber floor, If I could kRs a lo^y, restless foot, And hear it patter in my home once more ; If T could nvnd a bi^ken cart to-day, To-nmnnw make -i kif"^ to i each the sky, Theie is no woman in G-od'o world could say Slu 1 was more blissfully content than I, But oh ! the dainty pillow next my own Is never imupleo: by ;i shining head ; 5Jv Mrdling from itsivst is ilmvn, The little boy [ u>eil to kiss is dead !

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