You were quite the Dapper Dan
In your own way; in your own
day
You kissed the girls. You
made some cry,
Then kissed the teardrops
from their eyes.
You made sweet love, then
said, 'Goodbye.'
You didn't know what else to
say.
Tiny points of starlight
twinkled
From the corners of your
smile, and
Laughter was a specialty that
Seemed to spread contagiously
To fill whatever room you
might be
Occupying for a while.
People loved to be around
you,
Loved to share your point of
view,
The sure quick-witted sharp
retorts
That bound back smartly,
clean and short,
A rubber ball bounced off a
court,
Like arrows flying straight
and true.
Now you're silent, dearest
friend.
Someday soon we'll meet
again.
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