Victoria Anderson-Throop Poet Rhyme

Visiting Grandma a Child's Delight

VISITING GRANDMA

At grandma’s house I am a queen
No luckier girl you’ve ever seen
I eat from willow plates so blue
And drink a coke or maybe two
She makes me tuna on nice bread
We sit together, napkins spread
She tells me stories, picks me flowers
These are my best and sweetest hours
I love her more than sun or moon
If I could sing-- she’d be my tune

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Judy Elbers October 30, 2012 at 5:14 PM Very nice. I loved her too. But she probably served you Dr. Pepper which was her drink of choice. :-)

Jon A Cavanaugh October 30, 2012 at 7:36 AM You are very prolific today. And such wonderful poems. I love this one too.