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The History of Bopping
"This is me in June of 1969 on my way to the senior prom. It looks like I'm looking back on my youth and the innocence of those times, right before embarking on life up to now. Now...filled with calamity, happiness, unexpected events (Ecclesiastes 9:11), treasures, losses, ups, downs, laughter, tears, and on and on. I be looking---crazy! [insert laughing] Through it ALL my God, Jehovah, has been with me (even when I didn't know who He was yet). (Psalms 83:18) Am I grateful. I am happy as a lark---despite surrounding circumstances. I have that same hopeful look in my eyes 'now' 55 years later, as I live the 'best' life EVER ... and head towards even 'better' days in God's new world."
Reflections By Edie Antoinette
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I remember Daddy...when I hear a lullaby
When I see the Golden Statue
When a heartbreak makes me cry.
When I hear a touching opera
or I read a thrilling book,
When I wonder what a word means
and in Webster’s I must look.
Thinking back upon McHenry
And the worms upon the hook,
How I long to hear his laughter
In his eyes I long to look.
Very gently he would teach me,
when I’d ask about the rain
He would hold me on his
shoulders and explain away my pain.
In the shadows of the moonlight,
Whispers softly from a dove
serenading thoughts of Daddy,
Humble memories of love.
Silent passages recalling
all the things my father said,
How he ‘loved’ to give me lectures
As I’d lie upon my bed.
Even though I don’t have Daddy
In my heart, remains that beloved man,
Yes...I do remember Morgan
And I’m glad that he loved Ann.
Morgan Iverson Jr. 1928-1975
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