Forgiveness Granddaughter Poems

Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Never say I'll try to do this work
Just say that I will do this work
Because saying the word try
Nothing but accepting you're weakness

If your words...

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Me Today
as you can...

Oh, how you hate me today, 
I am just the mom. 
I do the cooking and cleaning, 
I do the laundry, 
and...

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Angels Sing

I hear them, 
all the time. 
When I pick up my child, 
and hold her close, 
her breath…
Harps; lovely,
faraway, 
and distant.

When I go to...

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The Gun

On the wall above the fire place, 
Grandpa’s rifle still sits. 
I take it down now and then to clean, 
but put it back...

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Family bond is strong like glue
Holding the links together from me to you

Family bond is saying "I Love You", and I"ll be here for you
Inspite...

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My grandchildren are growing up faster than dandelions on a summer’s day.
One second they are pulling themselves up on couches, 
and falling on their diapered...

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BROKEN-HEARTED, BUT FORGIVING

I have two grandchildren whom I've not seen
In a period nearing three years
I look at their pictures every day
And it reduces me to...

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I’m sorry grandpa for exposing the putrid ugly past
I was only seeking closure now that you have passed
But looking back I forgot to mention a...

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