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Poem
November 24, 1939
The Gary American
Gary, Lake County, Indiana
What is this article about?
A poem by Mrs. A. Threadgill promoting kindness and truth as key virtues to practice in youth, emphasizing that acts of kindness heal hearts, bring happiness, and return unexpectedly.
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Just a word of kindness,
To some one in distress
Sometimes a broken heart will heal,
And bring them happiness.
Do a deed of kindness.
For someone less fortunate than you
And in a time you least expect.
A kind deed will come back to you.
There's nothing so kingly as kindness,
There's nothing so royal as truth
These are the most important things,
We should practice in our youth.
Life is what you make it
So we all should do our best,
And help bury each others sorrows,
With deeds of kindness.
-Mrs. A. Threadgill
To some one in distress
Sometimes a broken heart will heal,
And bring them happiness.
Do a deed of kindness.
For someone less fortunate than you
And in a time you least expect.
A kind deed will come back to you.
There's nothing so kingly as kindness,
There's nothing so royal as truth
These are the most important things,
We should practice in our youth.
Life is what you make it
So we all should do our best,
And help bury each others sorrows,
With deeds of kindness.
-Mrs. A. Threadgill
What sub-type of article is it?
Didactic Verse
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Kindness
Deed Of Kindness
Truth
Youth
Happiness
Sorrows
Moral Instruction
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. A. Threadgill
Poem Details
Author
Mrs. A. Threadgill
Form / Style
Rhymed Couplets
Key Lines
There's Nothing So Kingly As Kindness,
There's Nothing So Royal As Truth
Life Is What You Make It
So We All Should Do Our Best,
And Help Bury Each Others Sorrows,
With Deeds Of Kindness.