Grandmother Birthday Poems | Examples
These Grandmother Birthday poems are examples of Birthday poems about Grandmother. These are the best examples of Birthday Grandmother poems written by international poets.
It seems like yesterday.
When you were to be our first born
We waited for your birth
Two brand new grandmothers that morn.
You took your time, but then we knew.
You had arrived safely and sound
We each held you our precious girl.
Our smiles and joy they knew no bound.
You are our great delight.
We’ve watched you grow up through the years.
A woman you’ve become.
Our love shines brightly through our tears.
With tears of happiness
Congratulations we both say!
Now Twenty-One, how can that be.
It seems like Yesterday.
Marina, Motherina, Baba, Mum!
Reflect upon what your life has become:
Born in Harbin to refugee Russians,
Tossed out by Mao, with mild repercussions.
Aussie girl, country girl, raised by grandmas,
And grandpa and parents (both pains in her ****).
Small school, to high school with penguin-ed nuns,
Bespeckled and bikeless - childhood is done!
Went off to college at Melbourne Uni,
Made friends, stole a goat and earned a degree.
Entered the workforce for airliner doomed,
Later a teaching position assumed.
Married a beardy fresh in from Hungry
(also a Russian circuitously)...
Moved to the suburbs - East of the border,
Had a few children (not in that order).
Two in-laws out back, who helped with offspring,
Replaced by her mum, who started writing.
Son and two daughters, she raised to adult,
Some better than others - not all her fault.
Each offspring took flight, with their other half.
All but the youngest, who forged her own path.
Some grandkids were born, they grew up a bit,
Throw in some church stuff and that's about it.
She blew the candles
after she was ninety, feet on the earth, mind distorded by the counted years.
She still blew the candles with the only ones she feels as strangers.
With the ones that love her and she doesn't know.
Waiting for her dad, mum and husband, that have already gone.
Waiting for her son to find his life before she goes.
She blew her candles with many worries, she had a birthday without her parents, husband and the ones on her mind.
She didn't count the ones she was with, because her life is ibetween the steps.
She was sad blowing the candles, because she doesn't know how many steps she is going to make or how far her wings are going to fly.
The nest is made, the chicks are grown old and her partner flew to the next level.
She blew the candles surrounded by her beloved ones, instead she felt alone while she was blowing to nowhere.
I wrote this poem to say
Happy Birthday grandma, now you are 69,
no matter how old you get whenever you wake up 4:00am is the time.
You have aged so well in these years,
you are stronger and braver
than all your peers.
You have done so many cool things
in your life, you have visited almost the entire
Europe, and you have visited many countries,
but meat and chicken is what you dislike.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY is what I say again,
a good age and health is my wishes that
you should gain
Ink to God
Happy Birthday Grandma
We knew each other without knowing
Great Kingdom
Unbelievable
Beauty You know
The promenade on foot
Good
God at our side
Our world here
It's a paradise
Thank you
A boy with a toy, a girl with a curl
each more precious than a necklace of pearls
Birthday boy's face all covered with cake
blew out the candle, then took a break
Mommy is hopping from kitchen to table
Dad's helping too, as much as he's able
But grandma and grandpa are the stars of the show
Playing 'Happy Birthday to You' on dueling banjos
GRANDSON-IN-LAW
This wish is filled with lots of fun
For my grandson-in-law Andrew
He will turn 37 in the year of 2021
And will carry a few memories too
He married my granddaughter
Becoming my grandson-in-law
He is a loving husband and father
Now he even calls me grandma
I’m glad to have him in our family
Sending many blessings his way
For him to be more than happy
As he enjoys this special birthday
Love, Grandma Flo
Happy Birthday to me
Without you being here
Just doesn’t sound right
Just doesn’t seem clear
How is it true
That Happy Birthday could be
Why would you think so
Without you here with me
It never was fancy
Elaborate or grand
But you made me feel special
With just a meal by your hand
Every year from now on
I can tell you what’s true
My one Birthday wish
Is one more Birthday with you
Happy 14th Birthday
Eddie!
F-Favorite, my favorite human
being~ that's you!
O-Optimism,that sparkles in you,
U-Understanding, oh,you always
have!
R-Respectfully, is how you treat
everyone!
T-Treasure, you are, since the
minute you were born!
E-Enchantment, oh my, that does
describe you!
E-Effortlessness in baseball, your
honors in studies and piano,too!
N-Nana, so very grateful for every
minute, I was blessed to be
with you!
Love you, Nana
September 7, 2020
7pm PST
Today is your birthday,
Another year older and wiser.
Blessed to be celebrating with your sister and parents,
Friends come by to wish you a Happy Birthday.
Your love for sports, hockey.
Champion on ice.
The day you came to visit grandma was such a miracle,
I think you stayed for dinner.
Much to my delight,
Grandma loves reunions.
Good talking to you on the telephone,
I hope that you are all keeping well.
I know that you like puzzles,
How accomplished when you complete the puzzle.
I hope that you have a nice birthday party ,
With your sister and parents.
May your good wishes come true,
God bless and hugs from grandma Gwen.
Author: Gwen von Erlach Schutz
Today my heart feels sorrow
Saying goodbye is hard to do
But I will cherish every moment
The memories I have of you
It's been the hardest thing to lose you
You meant so much to me
But to Robert and Evan also
A Great Grandmother always to be
You will always be in my heart Nan.
And that's where youll always stay
I'm so honoured to have been your grand daughter
I count my blessings every day
I did not want to lose you
But you did not go alone
Because a part of me went with you
When heaven called you home
So just remember one thing
We are not apart
You're with me in my memories
And in my broken heart
Loving you always Nanna
7/25/2019
Child of my Child
Beat of my Soul,
My precious Grandson
My heart you stole
Your sweet laughter reminds me
of my younger ways,
When your mommy crawled and played
like you do today
How quickly this first year has passed us by,
My pretty blue-eyed baby boy
so sweet and shy
Ever courious to see and learn all things,
So many blessing this life of yours shall bring
Through you, I see the future
Through me, you see the past
For Today we LOVE one another and as long as my life shall last.
From fruit scones, to meat pie,
Apple crumble and coffee cake,
Sunday tea was amazing,
Because, my Granny sure could bake.
Secret ingredients, she wouldn't divulge,
Passed down from years gone by,
When I look back on those days,
It brings a tear to my eye.
From butterfly buns, to Victoria sponge,
A moist fruit loaf, filled with flavour,
Jam tarts and gingerbread men,
For the kids to savour.
Sausage rolls and a birthday cake,
Made for a special party tea,
Cheese and onion pie a fresh baked loaf,
All made especially for family.
Granny's recipes are the best recipes,
Made of all things nice,
A Granny's love as the main ingredient,
To add that extra bit of allspice.
A candle can die an
It's fire will die slowly but
The love that you have given
To me will always stay strong.
I will care for you as you did
When i was alone,i will love you
When the world turn against you,
I promise to die where you will die
I always lose myself when you
Not here an i always lose control
When you next to me,the truth is
I love you queen of heart...
Am waiting for you but that doesn't
Mean that i don't have something to do,
But you the most important thing that i want,
All i want is to let you know that i love you
I could search my whole life through
And through an never find another you.
I miss everything that we did together...
I can't believe that i need you back.
Born January eighth, nineteen thirteen
No champagne, no birthday cake
No celebration or even a banner
Only memories of a party
That might have been
January eighth, two thousand thirteen
Taken too soon
You would have reached a hundred
What your eyes have seen
All the progress you witnessed
For better or for worse
A century ago
Impossible for us
To even imagine
How times were different then
With so few fancy cars
Different priorities
And preoccupations
A different era
A different world
Happy hundredth to you
Cheers. Love you. Rest in peace
We’ve tried to move on without you
For better or for worse
Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~ALWAYS WITH ME~ 2020
AP: 3rd place 2020
Submitted on February 4, 2018