When mother`s sewing buttons on Their little garments, one by one, I settle down contented there And watch her in her rocking chair. She`s at the task she likes the best Each little waist and undervest She fondles in a mother`s way, And notes each sign of sturdy play And shakes her head and says to me: "I wonder how this came to be?" There`s something in her patient eyes, As in and out her needle flies, Which seems to tell the joy she takes In every little stitch she makes. An hour of peace has settled down; Hushed is the clamor of the town; And even I am different then, For I forsake the ways of men And see about the garments there Bright visions of a happy pair. Buttons are closely linked to joy. Each little girl and little boy Who dares to climb the garden fence Buys that delight at their expense; Buttons are childhood`s tattle tales Swifter than telegrams or mails They fly to tell of moments glad That little boys and girls have had; And mother reads the stories there From every vacant space and tear. She sweetly smiles and says to me: "How sturdy they have grown to be! It keeps me busy to repair The shirts and things they have to wear." I chuckle as I watch her sew, For joy has set the room aglow, And in the picture I can see The strength which means so much to me. The scene is good to look upon When mother`s sewing buttons on.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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