Granny

by Dora
(Motherwell)

A bright fire glowing in the grate,
Scones and cakes piled on a plate,
A cheery smile, a warm embrace,
Oh how I loved her lovely face.

She was there, when I was small,
As a teenager who knew it all,
Many a night she sat up late
waiting for me to come through the gate.

She listened to stories I had to tell,
And her advice I knew so well,
Remembering how she was filled with pride,
the day that I became a bride.

When my babies came along
She soothed them all with her song,
and spent many a very happy day,
watching the little ones at play.

My Children now have ones of their own,
and Granny has gone to her heavenly home,
But the love and truth I learned at her side,
Will always forever with me abide.

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Feb 25, 2009
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Lovely words from you Dora. A real delight to read. And, where would the world be without Grannies.

Frank.

Jan 20, 2009
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Delightful Poem
by: May

Hi Dora

Thank you for sharing your lovely poem about your Granny. I found it delightful, and of course, it reminded me of my own Grandma.

She too was a sweetheart, and used to write very moving poetry. I put one on the site - it is a poem about Titanic


Thanks for sharing
May

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