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
Tag: Life
Good Reads – Uplifting Poems About the Death of a Loved One: Listen Do You Hear the Sound of Death? The Grim Reaper is Chasing me!
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Uplifting Poems About the Death of a Loved One
by Conrad Birmingham
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I’m very happy. I’m very grateful for the things that are given to me. I am grateful to God for letting me choose him and live as close as I can to Jesus. No way perfect but I’m trying. Blessings!