A Smile for Bob
Bob, my friend, you’ve walked a hundred years,
Through trials, joys, and oceans of tears.
You’ve carried burdens, you’ve carried grace,
And still bring light to this living place.
Yes, you miss the love you knew,
Seventy-five years, loyal and true.
But look around: we’re gathered here,
Because your presence still brings cheer.
Think of the laughter you’ve yet to share,
The stories are tucked away with care.
The sparkle of wisdom in your eye,
The way you still make sadness shy.
You’ve handled most impossible tasks,
Told the truth when others wore masks.
You’ve shown us kindness, steady and true,
Bob, the world’s brighter because of you.
So let tomorrow wait its turn,
We’ve still got moments yet to burn.
Pull up a chair, my friend, take part:
You’re the beating center of our heart.
The best day of your life is here,
With friends who love to keep you near.
Not yesterday, not yet above,
Today, Bob, you are wrapped in love.
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