Herb knows the names of his
teachers,
Everyone one of them,
Going back 85 years to
kindergarten.
He has that gift.
A practical man
He avoids self-reference in the third
person
But will share his history, be
it humor or insight.
He has that gift.
His counsel is casual, but
pointed.
Herb will ask before he answers,
Knowing he doesn’t want to
answer the wrong question.
He has that gift.
Wise and outgoing he solicits other
opinions,
Weighs them carefully.
He greets friends with a hug to
show he cares.
He has that gift.
Herb’s love of family is the
star
That allows the constellation
Of friends to draw close and
feel the warmth.
He has that gift.
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