Two poems about Anne as a little girl written by mother Molly - introduced and read by Chris
INNOCENCE She skipped along and clapped her little hands She was so very happy she was born And as I watched her childish innocence I thought with sadness she'll grow old and worn - For she must read the path we all must take With suff'ring and with sorrow she will meet So clap your hands and skip and sing a song Enjoy your fleeting happiness my sweet |
Molly, 'Nan' - picture to the left; her father 'Gramps' is with Anne 1927 when Anne was three
GOODBYE Two little words that lacerate like steel Piercing the heart to rend the senses numb Gazing at you I smile - whisper 'Goodbye' And then - am dumb |
Anne at her mother's grave 1985