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Love of a Grandson

The love of a grandson

to a grandmother

is a special bond.

It cannot be broken.

 

A grandmother's presence

in the eyes of a grandson

makes him behave

more like he should behave.

He looks up to her.

I look up to you.

 

I often wonder

what experiences you've gone thorough.

What has made you into the you today?

You've gone through so much yet,

I've only known you

for 22 years of it.

 

Through that time,

you've shown me

what a great grandparent is.

You attended most of my

Concerts

Plays

and Musicals

with loving support

 

Every birthday,

Christmas,

Valentine's Day,

and Easter

without ever missing a beat

you would contact me.

I thank you

So

SO

SOOOOOO MUCH!

I often feel guilty

for not always contacting back.

I really need to get better at that.

 

As a kid

there was nothing better

than looking forward

to your Christmas presents.

The science toys,

the cookbooks,

and of course,

the Hot Wheels.

There was nothing better to me

than knowing

that I would get a new track to put together

or a new car.

As I've matured,

so have the presents.

the Alinea cookbook

is like a sacred document

I look at it often

and it always amazes me.

 

Thank you for inventing

"Grandma's Orange Stuffing"

Its always my favorite part

of the Thanksgiving feast.

(Way better than dad's)

 

Although this poem

isn't very poem-y

I hope you enjoy it

for the rest of your life.

You're the only real grandparent I ever had,

and I love you with all my heart.

Thank you for all you've done.

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Nov 18, 2014
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