Songs About Life and Brighter Things Yet XIII

The oyster never leaves his shell, And does, therein, exceeding well;

He does not have to sweat and brood To know the joys of oysterhood; He deems the treasured pearl a fault, And takes his world with ample salt.

Samuel Hoffenstein

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