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Dear Grand Dad

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When you died We wept and cried So much you left Inside unsaid Buried with Unexpressed regrets Nothing to do with Your grand children You adored us Unconditionally Our youth our zest Our innocence No judging ever Pure candid love We gathered When it happened And I was the one Who insisted I’d sleep in your bed I felt so privileged Never doubting You had visited And kissed my head Watched over me Nestled there tiny in The palm of your hand Keeping me warm All night till morn AP: 1st place 2021, Honorable Mention 2021 Posted on February 4, 2018

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