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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Don't let yesterday's memories overtake the joys of today." Quote- by Poet The holidays approach- but, then come pangs of pain remembering the yesteryears when I was young; when my dear family would meet- and once again, with aunts and uncles, cousins- we together hung. Back then, my grandparents- the oldest ones, were there, whom I remember well- and still miss much today, as well as my dear parents, gone; they all now share on high- while looking down with love on us, I pray. Yet, many years have passed; my spouse and I behold our roles as grandparents, and great-grandparents too. Gone are the days when families stayed close to fold; these days- they move away and scatter out of view. Now, as the matriarch, new joys have grown for me. Though yesterdays stir memories of vivid past- just like those days- though less, we mingle happily to gather close- so grateful for the love amassed. The holidays approach- but, then come pangs of pain; back then, my grandparents- the oldest ones were there. Yet, many years have passed; my spouse and I behold- now as the matriarch, new joys have grown for me. November 30, 2020 Contest: My Created Form Sponsor: Constance La France Rhyme Pattern - 4 stanzas, 4 lines of abab cdcd efef ghgh, last verse repeat a, c, e, g lines, 12 syllables per line
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