written in loving memory of father,husband and brother
Seeing hands of love in my minds eyes surgeons hands, or so he called them time worn and hard with calluses they could repair the world We laughed as children, when he called them such But age has given me wisdom Now I too see them true skilled beyond all formal training His touch oh so gentle, could mend a heart you feel the roughness of skin knowing your secure in his care of strength you see him take apart an object and watch, those hands repair as if just by touch, they know the right thing to do I no longer I laugh at surgeon hands but smile knowing they did cut deep, they carved love into my heart
Music hands then played a melody a song of love invaded my heart, They pounded out warmth and caring surrounding me with laughter Songs that made my life dance and in the end he passed this on, gracing his children with a song of life
Hands that fed the soul as well as the body pointing not straight but off to the side as if to take in all that are there I now understand the reason for the bend of finger, for what he shared when calling attention, So you looked not at him but to where it pointed, bring in the world to you
Hands of love, hands of life these are the hands of the men of my life, all gone yet still here Faces fade as time passes but one recalls all the touches given by hands in life
(Richard M. Feldman) Ever since I was a young boy, the only thing I wanted to be was a cowboy. I wanted to own and work on a real ranch, with cattle and horses. Especially horses.
While I never became a cowboy, considering everything I have done