I'Ll See You Again

Nana awakened from her nap with a smile,
She said ninety-five years is a whole lot of living.
I shook my head and smiled as I agreed.
She looked around the room, 
She said I’m just an old gray bear
Her eyes were trained on me…
No, you are just my sweet grandmother, as beautiful as can be ~
We began to walk through many life memories;
She’d kicked the devils behind with one foot,
And flew with one wing, still managing
To knock it too its knees…
Who knew, that she was preparing me to take up the mantle?
A task that seemed a little hard to touch;
Yet, I did it anyway and in that moment,
She began to be spirited away
To the golden gates of heaven
To sit amongst the saints, and feast
In our Lord’s brilliant presence ~
I can still see her sweet smile 
And hear her tender whispers till the winds…
When the battle’s truly over, I’ll see you again.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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February 18, 2015 at 2:23 PM
An outpouring of emotions that surges up from the heart and splashes against the page in quiet reverence for a special lady in your life, your grandmother. Emile. #7
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February 18, 2015 at 4:57 PM
Thank you Emile for your wonderfully kind review. I truly appreciate it more than words could say :-) God Bless, Always, Adell
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