Gifts From Grandma

Scrambling to get the largest, juiciest blackberries
She did not feel her arm scratches until much later
You look like you jumped into those bushes Daddy said
Thrilled she was baking a cobbler just like her grandma
Be sure and sprinkle extra sugar on that crust her brother said
Grandma had taught him too, leaving her recipe as family legacy.
It was only one of many gifts she left her talented grandchildren.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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