What Can I Do You For?

There was a man named Les LeNore

He owned a little store, did Les LeNore

His favorite line, he could not ignore

Was to ask people in his little store

He'd ask, What can I do you for?

He was kind and helpful, that's for sure

All you had to do was open the door

You would hear from anywhere in the store

Good morning, What can I do you for?

His store had everything, gifts and more

Tools and clothes and drinks to pour

All you had to do is smile in his little store

And he'd say, what can I do you for?

He'd show you toys, like a lion that roared

He'd share homemade cookies that all adored

And if you didn't have the money at his little store

He'd still give you the item with a smile and more

Then one night a tornado roared

And shook the store to its' core

The windows broke and so did the floor

The tornado destroyed his little store.

Les sat there silent, next to his broken down door

Then he heard a rustle and bustle he could not ignore

It was the townspeople, the kids, and more

Who came to ask Les a question at his broken down store

He lifted his head and the sad smile he wore

And all said with a grin, What can we do you for?

They all pitched in and fixed up the little store

Treating kindness with kindness, nothing more....

Author Notes: A kind deed will repeat itself with the right people