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Thoughts on Common Things-i The spider's home is fragile, yet A miracle like this can whet The mind to be alert, aware Of common beauty everywhere. A monarch butterfly quite still For just a moment, brings a thrill That fame or money never show To give the soul an inner glow. A redbird in a winter tree Can turn grey skies to blue for me. And marchHinds sweeping over hills Reminds me that new daffodils Are on the way, no matter what, And yes, there's something 1 forgot: The faith to know that "common things" Are often lost on fools and kings. By Viney Endicott f§ (J 'REMEMBER MOM WITH\flB OUR FULL LINE OF ! Lj\ FINE LINGERIE. SLEEPWEAR, ImgL ROBES. AND HOSIERY [•*?•/ vc FrM 0'" Wrapping 967-7310 g Open D.lly Incl. Sun. 267 22nd SI.. Av.lon <Mr. IQeminJer wants you to remember MOM with our fine line of choctjfates and gifts. I Cards — Candy — Gifts For All Occasions 3315 PACIFIC AVE.. WILDWOOD OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:30-5 522-7036

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