The Charms of Home

The Charms of HomeI have read of the world and its greatness, I've heard of the grandeur of Rome, I have been in the lands termed as beauteous, But couldn't compare them with home. Home is the place where the wanderer knows He would have been blest, had he stayed, But ere he taketh the matter to heart, His life is all worn out and frayed. Home is the place where the tired all go, Where weary and hungry all steer, Where sick and troubled find surest relief; Can you find any place more dear? James H. Dibb Draper, Utah