Riley Songs of Home  by James Whitcomb Riley
page 30 of 86 (34%)
page 30 of 86 (34%)
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			  And, on the selfsame plan, 
			The biggest fool I ever knew Was quite a little man: We find we ought, and then we won't-- We prove a thing, then doubt it,-- Know _everything_ but when we don't Know _anything_ about it. [Illustration] [Illustration] A SCRAWL I want to sing something--but this is all-- I try and I try, but the rhymes are dull As though they were damp, and the echoes fall Limp and unlovable. Words will not say what I yearn to say-- They will not walk as I want them to, But they stumble and fall in the path of the way Of my telling my love for you. Simply take what the scrawl is worth-- Knowing I love you as sun the sod  | 
		
			
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