Memories of Mum

[Bob Pacey]

The following poem was written by my Auntie Pat who left us late last year a wonderful lady.

Memories Of Mum

You left so many memories
Each one so fond and true;
I've just to close my eyes to see
The dear, sweet face of you.


I loved the soft and silvery hair,
The calm and gentle brow.
The eyes of brown that shone with love
Seem so close even now.

One special memory, darling mum,
As timeless as the sands
The greatest memory of my life
Those gentle work-worn hands.

They rocked me in my cradle days,
They held me to your breast.
They were always there so full of love
To help and do their best.

When all my world had gone astray
And no noe seemed to care,
In tears I turned around to find
Those gentle hands were there.

They soothed away my troubles,
They made things right somehow.
Thinking of you, darling mum
It seems I feel them now.

God saw that they were getting tired,
And only he knows best.
He sadi, "Thy life's work nobly done"
And laid those hands to rest.

Until we meet again. dear Mum.
In His great promised land.
Oh darling, how i long to clasp
A gentle work-worn hand.

Pat Little

[Maureen K Clifford]

It's all in the genes Bob - and has been passed along obviously. Lovely work from Aunty Pat. A treasure to keep

Cheers

Maureen

[Glenny Palmer]

Really lovely, Bob. Obviously a very special lady. Thanks for sharing.
Glenny

[Bob Pacey]

Thanks Maureen and Glenny for the kind comments and yes she was a very special and much loved lady.


was sad to loose her.


Bob

[thestoryteller]

Those kind of Mums are very special Bob.

[Robyn]

A lovely tribute Bob.
Robyn

[Bob Pacey]

Thanks for the comments I no doubt will do a poem in the future.


A wonderful lady sadly missed.


Bob

[Bob Pacey]

This is the poem I was talking about Trish.

Bob

[Trisha Patterson]

Beautiful sentiments Bob. Very touching.
Trish

[Catherine Lee]

Your Aunty Pay wrote a very beautiful tribute in this Bob - both she and your Mum were clearly very special people indeed