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Grandmother Blank Verse Poems

These Grandmother Blank Verse poems are examples of Blank Verse poems about Grandmother. These are the best examples of Blank Verse Grandmother poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Will She Return on Day of the Dead
My great great grandmother could not wait.
Day of the Dead was two weeks away.
She visited me on the 16th of October.
I was sworn to secrecy,...

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Categories: november,



Premium Member The Slaughter of the Hens
The dry, frayed ends of autumn, the garden 
charred by successive waves of night frosts, 
the scent of wild grapes in the air.

Outside the kitchen’s...

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Categories: farm, growing up,

Premium Member Believe
One needs to believe in good ~ not evil, 
our life is short then we go far away. 
Many believe in the heaven above, 
many...

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Categories: earth, evil, heart, heaven,

Premium Member Dementia
Have you forgotten you have dementia 
I've been gravely expressing my feelings 
how you left the stove on again and again
I have reminded you it's...

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Categories: caregiving, mental illness, recovery

Today That I Don'T Have You By My Side
Today that I don't have you by my side

And that I feel the emptiness that your absence leaves, I just sink between the memories. And...

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Categories: absence, angel, faith, family,



The Slum
The slum

 When I was born the manger was occupied 
I got a cot at a Home run by the salvation- army
and stayed the until...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: anti bullying, anxiety, books,

Premium Member Safe In My Heart
My heart still feels those times spent in the warmth
     while in your arms as your sweet pride and joy-
but life...

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Categories: death, grandmother, memory,

War In the Distance Is Better
This chair has chipped paint.     
Its shadow gangly 
in the light spilling through 
the window. A deep 
buttercup bisque steeps.

Through this...

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Categories: allusion, angst, august, autumn,

Spending the Night In a Temple
Spending the Night in a Temple

The ice rains hard upon the temple walls
As the fires within keep the visitors warm
The 2 brothers deep in a...

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Categories: death, friendship love, happiness,

Premium Member A Little Lipstick Could Not Hurt
A little lipstick could not hurt.
But she was eight, and refused lunch after it was on.
She thought she was "fat" now, and she wanted to...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Where Is America Going
Where do the naysayers and wall-builders come from
Do they imagine their ancestors were spontaneously 
Dropped here one day, white of skin, superior of being
Did no...

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Categories: writing,

Premium Member The Beautiful Hunger
She could see pink
over the vanity that her husband had built.
Someone had removed its mirror,
oh, long ago 
and put it in the alcove with the...

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Categories: death, spiritual,

My Trip To Heaven
So, I took a trip to Heaven,
But I took the trip in my mind.
I wanted to see what it was like,
To leave you all behind.
When...

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Categories: heaven,

The Passing
The passing

It is so long ago; the memory is fuzzy as an old photo,
the room was warm, the coal fire burned lustily
I looked out of...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: anti bullying, arabic, august,

Premium Member Grandmas Portrait
There was a noble sadness hiding in her eyes.
She wears a smile, though elements of insecurities
Trembled in its corners...
Dignity and suffering, combating
for the control of...

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Categories: appreciation, eulogy, grandmother, inspiration,


Book: Shattered Sighs