Short Grandbabies Poems

Short Grandbabies Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Grandbabies by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Grandbabies by length and keyword.


Premium Member Grammy's Ice Capade

I stepped on ice, and took a dive, 
Right before grandbabies five.
Look at Grammy Go-Go-Go!
Then slipped a disc....
Oh, oh, oh, oh!
But I'm Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Alive..........
Form: Limerick


Premium Member The Joys Of My Life

Wed young- three babes I had by twenty-four. Part-time, earned a B/A in English, and my poetry and paintings seemed to soar. More joys when five grandchildren grew, expand to five dear great-grandbabies, I adore.

M.K. Morgan

Cold marble stone erected in rows
That and my memories is all I have left of your prescence.
Memory recalls the good times and funny man you could be.
Violent temper you knew to walk it off.

(Sung)I L-O-V-E somebody. My grandbaby of all the grandbabies,
Tootsie girl!

For Ninow! See you on the other side!

Guatamalan Dress

saw my bluebird girl
in her Guatemalan dress
sunshine in a flash

brighten my whole day
nothing like a mother hen 
all her chix about

papa so relieved
that mimi no longer grieves
loss of family

flowers can now bloom
cause we know who hung the moon
2 lil grandbabies!

thank you for teaching 
me how to be patiently
waiting over here
Form: Haiku

Grandbabies

Grand babies are like gifts from above. They don't criticize you all they do is love.
Their love is genuine, so precious and rare, if we could learn love from our grand babies we would have more love to share.

Grandbabies are a true gift from god, treasure them, love them, hold on to those memories in your heart and mind, because you'll never have something so rare and so kind.


Our Grandbabies

Birthdays come, then they go.
We miss sharing, as you grow.
We remember all the good.
Keep the memories, as you should.
Hugging, kissing, all the love.
Your all a gift from God above.
The pain we feel from missing you,
We share with others, theyre hurt too.
We'll see eachother, soon enough.
build a snowman, sled on fluff.
Visit the park, shop the mall.
Til then, remember,we love you all.
Form: Ballad

Wish Upon a Star

once I wished upon a star
never wondering just how far

that wish might take me 
how long to turn into a "we"

but I did find my dream lover
now safely here under the cover

he's my pop and I'm his meem
better than I'd ever dreamed

children were never his plan
but with grandbabies he's a gentle hand

cute and sweet and handsome and smart
makes it real easy to do my part

bout to celebrate 4 years
music to my happy ears
Form: Rhyme

Next Chapter

Innocent product of the 50's, baby-boomer
Soviet Union, nuclear bombs, duck and cover
Peace, love, rock and roll, they killed Kennedy
Vietnam many gone but not forgotten
Met a girl, love, marriage, children
Work, career, struggled, built a home
Said goodbye to Mom and Dad
Raised kids, in love with grandbabies
Enjoying the fruits of my labor
Eagerly searching for the next chapter in my life

Story of My Life In Ten Lines Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Silent One
11/30/19

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