Some old and true sayings ; Poetry

ALL that glistens is not gold. A rolling stone gathers no moss, Abird in the hand is worth two in the bush, Waste not want not, Astitch in time saves nine, Birds of a feather stick together,Further the distance better the friends, Every cloud has a silverlining, Never judge a sausage by its skin, Money is the root of allevil, Beauty is only skin deep, Handsome is that handsome does, Oneswallow doesn't make a summer, Every dog has its day, Still watersrun deep, Laugh and the world laughs with you, weep and you weepalone, Empty vessels make most sound, Ignorance is bliss, Great oaksfrom little acorns grow, If at first you don't succeed, try tryagain, Watch pot never boils, Look before you leap, People in glasshouses shouldn't throw stones, Don't bite the hand that feeds you,After dinner rest a while after supper walk a mile, Beauty is in theeye of the beholder, A fool and his money are soon parted, If thecap fits wear it, Save your breath to cool your porridge, Neverargue with a fool people may not notice the difference, The way to aman's heart is through his stomach, Educate the masses and you'vehad it, It will never get well if you pick it.

F Tampin Waun Burgess Carmarthen