Grandma and Grandpa



Grandma and Grandpa
The whisper wasn’t loud
Loud we’re the tears she shed from crying mercy
Of course she was put to rest
But the pain remained like a bone cracked opened
Yes she was the best
Someone I cant say deserved to be
Heart broken
And in times like this when sorrow hits
It’s best to not think of her as miss open
She was honest
She was kind
She was young
And she was fine
Pretty lady, dressed in gold
Purple shoes
And fancy pearls
Always speaking out the truth
God stood with her
Yes she knew
Not to say she was a saint
But she was indeed a blessing
Someone sent to make me laugh
Keep me company
Until i passed
Still today I pray in hopes
That one day……she’ll come back home
But for now I’ll remain calm
Cause i just realized
she’s already gone

About this poem

This poem is about a grandfather that is griefs the lost of his beloved wife century’s after she’s passed hoping that one day she’ll return. He’s so obsessed with the illusion of her that he fantasizes she’s still by him however at the end he comes back into his senses and understands that she is gone.

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Written on January 27, 2024

Submitted by munozmaciel98 on January 27, 2024

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Maciel Muñoz

I am a 30 year old women currently struggling with mental health. I just actually wrote this poem and I hope everyone likes it. I do love writing and appreciate the opportunity. Thank you more…

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