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“GETTING ON WITH LIFE”
I’ve had an operation, that lets me
breathe new life,
Into lungs made smaller by, the wielding of
a knife.
Doctors take good care of me, as if it’s only
rife,
Now I make the most of things, avoiding any
strife.
At sixty-six I’m enjoying life, in
spite of my disease,
My operation gave me time to do just what I
please.
Each moment is a precious gift I waste not in
the breeze,
Now I’m on a mission of, loving while I tease!
Things I love are fam-i-ly, the music
I adore,
Fragrant flowers all around, a placid lakeside
shore.
Dawn brings hope and visuals, reaching to my
core,
And a loving lady who, pleases me galore!
Grandkids make my heart swell, just
calling me by name,
Give my spirit wings to fly, while playing childish
game.
I share with all my children, by loving each
the same,
And always say “I love you”, it is this father’s
claim.
If I meet an ailing friend who needs
some help I say,
“Is there something I can do to ease your path
today?”
To others I encounter, along this wondrous way,
Teasing grins, loving smiles, witticisms for
the day.
My path is set, vision clear, I know
what I must do,
Living, loving, laughing, helping when it’s
due.
The years I’ve left are cherished, all my memories
too,
I’m bound to blaze one more trail, before I
bid adieu.
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