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When I am Old with
You
When I am old with you father
I can sit on your footstool
You know the one, by your
Favorite chair, and listen to your stories.
When I am old with you father
I can work beside you in the store
You know the one, by the tracks on
The corner, and listen to the stories of others.
When I am old with you father
I can come home from college
You know the one, it costs
An arm and a leg, and tell you my stories.
When I am old with you father
I can bring my family to visit
You know the one, I finally
Settled down, and my wife and daughter tell me stories.
When I am old with you father
I can sit on your footstool
You know the one, my daughter
On my lap, and we can retell all those stories.
N.J.
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A
Poem for
T.W. Jones
by N.J.
on the occasion
of his
90th birthday

Ever
gallant, T.W. and
Pearlene Clario Robbins Jones,
on their fortieth anniversary in 1977.
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