LIFE

Man comes into this world without his consent,

And leaves it against his will.
On Earth he is misjudged and misunderstood.
In infancy he is an angel,
In boyhood he is a devil,
In manhood he is a fool,
If he has a wife and family he is a chump,
If he is a bachelor he is inhuman and mean,
If he enters a public house he is a drunkard,
If he does not he is a temperamental fanatic and a miser,
If he is a poor man he has no brains,
If he is rich he has all the luck in the world and is a crook,
If he goes to church he is a hypocrite,
If he stays away he is a sinful man,
If he gives charity or does some good turn
it is just for advertisement,
If he does not, he is stingy and mean,
When he comes into this world everybody wants to kiss him,
But before he leaves everybody wants ti kick him,
If he dies too young-there was a great future in front of him.
If he lives too long to a ripe age, everybody hopes he
has made a will.
It, therefore, is impossible to please everyone.
So do your duty and be fearless.
Use your commonsense and even if you do make a mistake
it's better than doing nothing.
Keep smiling.
Nobody wants to hear about your troubles-they have
wagon-loads of their own.