In the mid-20th century...
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In the mid-20th century, Edgar A. Guest was a well-known verse-writer. He wrote a homey verse a day for almost half a century. He died in 1959, but you'll still find books of his poems in flea markets.
One of his poems that is a good life motto is, "Somebody said it couldn't be done." The poem goes on to tell how a fellow took off his hat and went to work and got it done.
Do you know that the bumblebee can't fly? It can't; its wings are too flimsy and its body is too thick. At least that's what the scientists say. But the bee flies anyway. It doesn't know it can't, and so it does!
One of his poems that is a good life motto is, "Somebody said it couldn't be done." The poem goes on to tell how a fellow took off his hat and went to work and got it done.
Do you know that the bumblebee can't fly? It can't; its wings are too flimsy and its body is too thick. At least that's what the scientists say. But the bee flies anyway. It doesn't know it can't, and so it does!
