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Wherever my feet may wander	A
Wherever I chance to be	B
There comes with the coming of even' time	C
A vision sweet to me	B
I see my mother sitting	D
In the old familiar place	E
And she rocks to the tune her needles sing	D
And thinks of an absent face	E
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I can hear the roar of the city	B
AAbout me now as I write	F
But over an hundred miles of snow	G
My thought steeds fly tonight	F
To the dear little cozy cottage	H
And the room where mother sits	I
And slowly rocks in her easy chair	J
And thinks of me as she knits	I
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Sometimes with the merry dancers	K
When my feet are keeping time	C
And my heart beats high as young hearts will	L
To the music's rhythmic chime	C
My spirit slips over the distance	M
Over the glitter and whirl	N
To my mother who sits and rocks and knits	I
And thinks of her little girl	N
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And when I listen to voices that flatter	A
And smile as women do	O
To whispered words that may be sweet	P
But are not always true	O
I think of the sweet quaint picture	A
Afar in quiet ways	Q
And I know one smile of my mother's eyes	R
Is better than all their praise	Q
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And I know I can never wander	A
Far from the path of right	F
Though snares are set for a woman's feet	P
In places that seem most bright	F
For the vision is with me always	Q
Wherever I chance to be	B
Of mother sitting rocking and knitting	D
Thinking and praying for me	B

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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