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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required f This table Could talk By: Tom Wright 5/24/99 You say, It's only a wooden table. While in a sense, I guess that's true, but being laden with character and warmth. It's a table that reminds us of you. I should think that each time we dust and polish on the Groninger's our thoughts will dwell. And oh, if only this table could talk the wonderful stories it could surely tell. It could tell of visits from a Son and Daughter or friends laughter in the heat of the day. Or of telephone conversations It's been privy to hear or a Pastor standing head bowed to pray. Would it tell of all those good times shared, sad stories, along with the good. But then, we all know that tables can't talk being merely stain, varnish and wood. If allowed to dream we'll contemplate those conversations gone, or see your Bible's resting place. While we, in our imaginations see Sister Groningers smiling face. If able to talk, of things found resting on it's top. It would tell of chocolates or a dinner mint, And a weak willed Gal who had to have one before her visit was spent. Would it dare tell of the pictures of Great Grandchildren it embraced? or Christmas cards from loved one's or a friend. While blanketed with crocheted doily or coffee mug with special blend. So you see, this is not an ordinary table. For embedded within It's grain are memories of two endearing friends of their life, love, joy and pain. As with most other tables, a single commonalty rings true. Each in It's former state, God's lovely tree and of all the places it could be now It will make its home with me. You've honored our home. Thank You "Mr. G" and Katrina God Bless Written for our 95 year old friend who has moved to Virginia to live with his daughter.
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