Those Bygone Years

Know a sweet lady who was once a nurse In a home for retired folks A perfect personality to take care of the aged Such tender caring she evokes Her sweet loving nature was a perfect match They must have really adored her A tender loving soul with a heart of gold A one-in-a-million type girl Honoured by her friendship and dear sweet love Fortunate to have met this charmer Would sure love to spend a couple of evenings Talking, some nights in the parlour Hearing sweet tales bout these elderly folks Their long and interesting lives Tales of a joy with their dear loving families Loving husbands and dear sweet wives For some, their memories are all they have left Abandoned, forgotten and alone Such a sad and unhappy way to end a life Golden years can be overblown So if you have folks tucked away in a home Please visit these precious dears One day you'll also be thankful for those visits Talking about your bygone years
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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Cunningham Avatar
April 8, 2024 at 7:42 AM
Memories are precious Jack, they keep us going. Tom
Ellison Avatar
April 8, 2024 at 8:08 AM
Sure got that right Sir Tom... hallelueya! Is that how it's spelled? Cheers
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