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Grandma's Old Ring

Grandma's old ring Everyday grandma put on A diamond ring With words engraved  On the back. I never got a chance to see these words For they were always hidden. I built up courage  To ask my beloved grandmother about this beautiful ring, Her crystal eyes filled with tears As a knot tied in my stomach, "This ring was given to me by your grandfather, My husband, Before he was killed in war. I've kept it for many years as a memory." She took this jewel off her frail hand And with a swift motion  Set it down on a table. Crying tears of agony She rest her head  On my shoulder.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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Date: 4/26/2011 11:13:00 AM
This was very touching it is amazing how things such as a ring can mean so much..cory
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