Due to a lingering migraine, this will be a short, but sweet farewell to the undisputed Queen of daytime talk shows. Not my best effort folks, but giving it the old college try.
I tuned in for your first show
And I tuned in for your last
The last twenty five years
Have really been a blast!
I'll miss you, my pal
You were part of my life
In fun and in laughter
And in times of strife
You were always there for us
We were there for you too
With a tear in my eye
I wish you a fond "Adieu."
A SWEET FAREWELL...DONE VERY WELL. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS & FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Reviewed by Lyn Anderson (Reader)
Reviewed on June 2, 2011
Accidentally found your Oprah poem and thought it should have been given as a gift to those who attended.. and hopefully you have forwarded it to her as well.. We had so so much fun when we were in the audience last fall... lyn
Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on May 31, 2011
Lovely writing sweet lady hope your feeling better...Hugss
A sweet adieu it is for Operah. After watching her show when it first started she has come a long ways. I guess she'll do something else now. Wonderful tribute to Operah Joy. George THE WISE OLD OWL
Reviewed by ANNA CLOUTIER (Reader)
Reviewed on May 27, 2011
JOY, A LOVELY TRIBUTE...HOW SHE HAS HELPED US FOR TWENTY FIVE YEARS..I AM GRATEFUL. LOVELY WORDS..JOY...KEEP GOING MY FRIEND, ANNA
A touching personal tribute to a remarkable, talented lady. Her bank account is a measure of her success in her many projects, including helping untold numbers of needy with her generous heart and pocket book. Jim
Lovely tribute and yes, she has great heart and has been a spirtual mentor to so many. She is a beautiful lady.
Feel better!
(Try imagining your heartbeat beating in your hands, warming your hands, and that can help take the painful pressure away from your face and head)
Christine
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Anna
Be always safe,
Karen
a Lady...to balance society with Class!
Lady Vivian
Feel better!
(Try imagining your heartbeat beating in your hands, warming your hands, and that can help take the painful pressure away from your face and head)
Christine