Marilyn Lott (5-28-42 / Washington state USA)
Poems by Marilyn Lott : 864 / 1566
McCornack Family Memories
This time of year always brings
Many remembrances back to me
My family gathered closely
Singing carols by the tree
Seeing family once again
That sometimes live far away
Hugs and smiles we cherish
Newfound cousins enjoying play
My memories go back far
Into my childhood past
Our holiday traditions make
Memories that forever last
Mom and Dad and Robert
Oh, how the thoughts come back
For happy cherished memories
Are something I will never lack
Steve as a little boy
Drawing water on the porch
Yes, the young folks in families
Carry on that traditional torch
I think of grandma, how I miss her
I would love to give her a squeeze
For she helps me keep alive
The McCornack family memories!
Marilyn Lott
Submitted: Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Edited: Monday, April 25, 2011
Poems by Marilyn Lott : 864 / 1566
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