This Lady
Her hands were always busy
Either planting gardens
Praying over loved ones
Or cooking hardy recipes that we all want to know
Taking care of others is what my grandmother she's best at
Even if she doesn't know
She doesn't like a big fuss made about her
The humbles of all hearts
Today I saw a different side of one of the strongest souls I know
She reached out one of those hands but this time it was for
guidance and comfort as she makes her way home
This humble heart I speak of is surely made of gold
Because God is gaining all the riches of Heaven and earth
As her time with us draws near
It breaks our hearts she's leaving, we don't want her to go
But there's others up in Heaven who have been waiting patiently
As she finished chores down here
So as we say goodbye to this lady who helped shape each
and every one of us
We must always keep in mind
Goodbye is not forever
We will all unite at Heavens gates
Each in our own time.
Written in tribute to my grandmother Sylvia Joyce Durst.
Copyright © Lisa Brannon | Year Posted 2016
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