Grandmother Death Poems - Poems about Grandmother Death

The sun rose gently, soft and warm, But the house feels quiet, missing her charm. Eid mornings filled with light and grace, Now hold echoes of her smiling face. She'd sit by the door, hands soft and old, A shawl wrapped tight against the cold. Her eyes would shine with joy anew, As we lined up, eager for what we knew. A crisp...

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A thousand promises and a hundred days. Years go by and I’m the one you left behind. Something inside broke, something sparked out Screaming and begging, bargaining and crying Let me take your place, don’t leave me behind I pleaded. Shroud in an invisible veil of suffering; it was you who brought light. I see you in the turning of...

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Hey lady, memaw. Boy do I have a lot of questions for you. Questions like what's your favorite color? Who's your favorite band? I know you love your rock music. I know you liked Freddy Mercury. Now i have questions like, How do you navigate through life, how do you navigate through the strife? How'd...

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Ma, Leaping off the crown of a candle, A hot bead without hold or handle, Blobbed as us all on the bee-smell body of a star. Air, Shushing from the womb of her shell room, The leant lung's slow snore looping her loom, Muddled with the booze which bruised her peaceful as a pear. Hands, Holding normal knowings in knot-roots, Splaying through the spokes of...

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The celestial light is about to go and escapes; As dawn enters, and cover it with darkness. She was able to finish mysteries, with less air to breathe. Rosary is on her side, and then closes her eyes and fall to sleep. White candles from head to foot that ignites Then I am on her side, quiet, so quiet…and bleed....

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Granny had osteoporosis Her bones were brittle They broke without her even Falling down or touching something She was always the one Taking care of her family Alive with encouragement And wisdom that never failed It came to the point in her life When she had to have help To go to the bathroom or take A shower – even get dressed Mama fed her favorite foods Biscuits...

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just want to start off by saying, we all know the dangers of drugs and alcohol, there is this one substance though, just one that you have to be 18 or older to buy. I am talking about “The Cancer Stick” better known as cigarettes. Most of the older people in my family and others...

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