LlFE's SUNNY SPOTS.
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BY VIM. LEGGkTT. Though life's dark and thorny path, It's goal the siient tomb. l. vet som spots Of sunshine hath, That smile amidst inc gloom. The friend who veal and WOO partlkes, Unchanged whate'er his lot, Who kindly soothes the heart that aches, Is sure sunay spot The wife that half our burden bears; And uttars not moan; Whose rsaay hand wiP}s of our tsara, nheedsd all her own Who treasures every kindly word Each hafshef ena fefget, And carols blithely as bird-- She's too sunny spot. The child who lifts at morn and eye. In prayer iis tiny voica Who grieves wher>'er its parents grie9e, And joys when they reioica h whose bright eyes young genius glows, Whosa heart, without bot,~ Is frash and pure as summer's rosa That ehild's sunny spot. There's yet uaon lif,'s weary road One spot of brighter glow, Where sorrow half forg 'ts it's load, And taars no longer flow Fricndship may with,r. love dsclins, Our child dishoaor blot; But still nniimn'd d thlt spot will shine |. liyion lights that spot.