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George Harrison

George Harrison
 
Too many good men
In my life
I take to paper and pen
To declare with drum and fife
 
They lived next door
In my favorite town
Poquoson was no bore
My favorite place hands down
 
Mr Harrison taught me many things
And he spent time with me
He helped expand my wings
And all his instruction was free
 
The main thing I learned
Was how to sail
And right the boat when overturned
When there was a great gale
 
But not only on the ocean
In life too
Mr Harrison had a sense of promotion
He was very ever blue
 
He enjoyed himself
I watched him everyday
Take toys off the shelf
He liked to play
 
Sailing
Fishing
Traveling
Living
 
He was far different than most
Not a care in the world
Or he kept them close
And did not let them whirl
 
Probably another good example
If you want to know the truth
Another sample
From my youth
 
Not him alone
His wife included
Most caring woman I have known
I have concluded
 
Memories and recollections
Have vast they are
Great reflections
I will never forget by far

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Uplifting Poems About the Death of a Loved One by Conrad Birmingham

Uplifting Poems About the Death of a Loved One

by Conrad Birmingham

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Giveaway ends June 09, 2020.

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