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Forever Gone But Never Forgotten


Nonny We miss you so, As we didn’t want you to go, You’re with Walter “Tuck” Wilson once again, And you’re now with all your old friends, We miss you at lunch, And we all love you a bunch, So with all the pain and sorrow, We think of you as if there’s no tomorrow, The sweet & sour sauce you slurped, And they way you would listen to a bird chirp, The kitty that we know you dearly loved, Luigi misses you there up above, I pray for you everyday, I remember the word kerchiefs you used to say, The pins you would always wear, The way you smiled when we complemented you on your hair, Your love of coffee, The way you ate half a box of caramel toffee, Your love of pickles, Gee I never could get you to laugh from a tickle, The stories you used to tell, I could never get over your good smell, Your dressers full of jewlery and pictures, And your love of gods furry creatures, The way you loved my mug, Gee Nonny I could sure use a hug, You always knew how to keep our spirits up, We sure do miss you buttercup, We are best friends forever, We were good together, But even though we are now apart, You will now and forever be in my heart, We miss you so, As we didn’t want you to go, But I bet the one thing you won’t miss is the snow, You’re safe now up in heaven and that we will always know.
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