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Brenda Kay Winters Miscellaneous Worm Farm I met a man, and Larry was his name. He owned a worm farm up by Yermo Bay. He was part Native American and part I do not know what. But after I got to know him, he taught me alot. He taught me to love all my family and treat all as friends. To dig out them worms in Wintertime, That guilt is bad if it never ends. His worm farm was hidden, but I found it one day. Some guides took me there to save my life. I laughed along the way. When Christmas time came I gave Larry a candy cane. Made him pull it out of the card. He turned red and called me insane. But without this unknown poor man's son. My life would have surely ended, now I will make it and not be undone. Yes, I met Larry-some call him Crazy just for fun. And just who in their right mind pulls up worms from Sun to Sun? I met a man named Larry up by Yermo Bay, Call it fate, divine intervention-what do I say? Thank you Larry for saving my life. Blessings to your family and espceially your wife. To Yermo Larry with love-Brenda Kay |
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