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Black Grandmother Poems

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


Premium Member A Grandmother Remembering

Where have all the moments gone, 
As fresh as a summer breeze!
That kissed newborn, fresh, emerald 
leavees on Chicago’s trees.

Whatever became of my expansive,
Blond desk,...

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Categories: beautiful, family, grandmother,



Premium Member Tangerine Sunsets
I love the end of the day,
when the sun want to climb into bed.
The moon will be rising soon,
showing off it's big bright face.

 

The...

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Categories: grandmother, day, flower, goodbye, love,

Premium Member That Was Then, This Is Now
I love hearing stories,
stories from my grandparents.
They love to tell stories,
stories from many years ago.
Grandma tells about bread,
when black showed up they would cut if off.
Then...

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Categories: grandmother, blue, child, food, grandparents,

Premium Member BLACK AND WHITE
A lonely young girl,
dreams each night for a doggy.
A new furry friend to hold tight,
a new friend to play with.
Someone to love,
someone to care for.
One...

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Categories: grandmother, child, friend, heaven, love,

Premium Member Time
Spring Time pretty flowers in my garden will start to grow,
do you see the old huge black crow.
Summer Time with lots of outdoor fun,
watch out...

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Categories: grandmother, autumn, flower, fun, spring,



Premium Member A Portrait of an Irish Summer
I spent my childhood in southern Ireland and this was a typical summer 

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Categories: boy, childhood, feelings, grandmother,

ready or not
Look look it’s crazy I’m the one they want to represent
Young black girl,I can probably be the president
I’m the voice of the youth,you heard my...

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© keke davis  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grandmother, city, father daughter, freedom,

Premium Member Chapter 146 --DAMIAN DELILAH MALLORY HOLANNYA: Mass Family Vacation Invasion Plan
Date:  March  2051

Nearly spring afternoon Molly Dolly
And Holly were visiting the grown
Children across the street. Damian 
Was on video com with the family...

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Categories: grandmother, absence, adventure, allusion, beautiful,

The Funeral
There were crows at the funeral,
cawing to their hearts' lament,
it rained at the burial,
a hollow shell of blank torment,

faces weeping tears of black,
it doesn't seem...

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© Ash Miller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: angst, death, funeral, grandmother,

Premium Member White Fluffy Snow Nursery Rhyme
Look at all the white fluffy snow,
I see Birdie the old black crow.
Mommy can I go out and play,
yes but a coat and hat on...

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Categories: grandmother, child, chocolate, dance, fun,

Premium Member Winter Time
The white out doors is covered with fluffy snow, 
the cold winds will swirl and blow.
The pretty flowers in my garden will not grow,
there is...

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Categories: grandmother, dance, flower, food, snow,

Premium Member The Night Sky Comes Alive
The black velvet sky,  
with diamond dancing stars.  
The full moon,  
shining brightly.  
Morning awaits,   
sun bursting into color....

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Categories: grandmother, color, dance, moon, morning,

Black Wedding
The sun lights ablaze the insides of the church

And colours the aisle for a girl to waltz down

Clutching a carved dress sashaying over stone 

She reaches...

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Categories: funeral, grandmother, grave, wedding,

Yew Tree Lodge
YEW TREE LODGE - Story poem 

When I was young we had a local witch, or so they said.
Meg Reid at Yew Tree Lodge. That’s...

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Categories: grandmother,

Grandma Haiku
You drink coffee black
Hang your clothes in sunlight
Blue eyed Grandma...

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Categories: grandmother,


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