Pronase
by Bud Lemire on Nov 19,
2003
Came to her,
because she needed care for her mate
We became
good friends, I'd call that fate
She was a
school teacher, in her earlier days
Red haired
lady, shining from the sun rays
Grew up in
Wisconsin, a Ripon good place
Has a gentle
voice, to go with her kind face
Loved to
watch the birds, right outside of her window
And share in
the things, we both liked to know
I took care
of her husband George, for five years in all
After that we
kept in touch, I'd visit or give her a call
I still
remember, long ago she took a chance on me
And she found
out exactly, how good I could be
I rode my
bike, to her house on so many days
And learned
about life, in so many ways
Cut her
grass, and that was so long ago
Seems like
just yesterday, in my memories though
Oh Pronase,
my dear friend, you're in my heart
Your role in
my life, played a special part
I'll always
think back, and I'll always smile
Because we
shared them together, for quite awhile
Not long
after I was let go from the Bishop Noa Home when it was on Ludington
Street,
Pronase
Goymerac hired me to help to take care of her husband George.
From those
years and the years that followed, we became great friends.
Pronase
was a retired school teacher.
I love you poem Bud. It reminds me how it was.
ReplyDeleteDavid Goymerac