It was just a annual dinner For the fundraisers and there lot The seating was prearranged A mixture of who and what I had an old fella next to me Who didn’t mind a drink And the questions that he asked Made me stop and think He was just shy of eighty With a chuckle you’d admire And he queried me on everything As I searched for his desire But my ears tweaked with intent As he spoke of his friend A woman of ninety three He’d support till the end They’d been friends for years And she was nursing home bound But he visited her everyday To take her all around Everyday and in every way He’d make her life a joy Never a doubt in his words No time left to be coy.........
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Posted: Jun 2019
About this poem:
This fella was the epitome of the Lions function .........dedicated and loyal to the very end .......for AJ
I read this before but did not comment, didn't know what to say. I guess I can now that I am contemplating to leave my role and knowing these kinds of functions will be part of the many things I will miss. I just want to thank you my dearest husband for the many years you've unselfishly supported me, obliging me on my many requests for your company even after a long day at your job. They were made more meaningful by having you with me and will be part of many a warm and beautiful memories of the past several years. I am truly grateful!
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Kathy