A Poem

Larsen's Bay Resort
by Peter Dorner
For seventeen years, when we heard “Larsen’s Bay” You can bet your last nickel we were on our way That’s quite a long spell — those seventeen years Many a good time, and quite a few beers Whether we were fishing or playing cards or just cruisin’ Our every wish was met by Lee and Susan And all those wonderful cabins right by the shore Who in the world could ask for more! The best resort in the North, I venture to guess Spotless cabins and outdoors, there was never a mess We adopted unwanted geese and caused you concern But we did change our habits — old boys can still learn Yet age creeps up and good things must end But your best kept resort we’ll always defend And now from Killian and Clarence and Lois and me We say “thank you, oh thank you” dear Susan and Lee

Larsen's Bay Resort