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Careers
I knew three sisters,--all were sweet;
Wishful to wed was I,
And wondered which would mostly meet
The matrimonial tie.

I asked the first what fate would she
Wish joy of life to bring to her.

She answered: 'I would like to be
A concert singer.
'

I asked the second, for my mind
Was set on nuptial noosing,
Unto what lot was she inclined
If she could have the choosing?
Said she: 'For woman I can see
No fortune finer,
Than to go in for Art and be
A dress designer.
'

With heavy heart I asked the third
What was her life ambition;
A maiden she in look and word
Of modest disposition.

'Alas, I dearly wish,' said she,
'My aims were deeper:
My highest hope it is to be
A good house-keeper.
'

Which did I choose? Look at my home,--
The answer's there;
As neat and sweet as honeycomb,
With children fair.

And so it humbly seems to me,
In common life,
A woman's glory is to be
A good house-wife.
Written by: Robert William Service

Book: Shattered Sighs