A Memory of Joy.

A MEMORY OF JOY.


The Joy you bring, to all you meet,
Is such a wonderful affirmation,
It makes a Mans heart, feel weak.
You’re Smile, that brightens the darkest day,
A hearty laugh, infectious to all, who pass your way.
With Gentle manner, and Kindly way,
This can soothe, the harshest tempered demeanour,
They say.
A Beauty, so Rare, of Elegance and Grace,
Loving eyes that adorn,
An Angel’s face.
Of slender form, that seems to flow, 
Effortlessly, with Eloquence, and Charm,
Wherever you go,
Intent to listen, to all, you know,
Passing comfort, and care, to friend or foe.
You’re Presence, felt, wherever you pass,
Leaves a haunting memory,
To forever last.




Clement Hardy.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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