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Created on: October 22, 2008 Last Updated: March 16, 2011
Whisps of you decorate my walls
Your newborn picture, Momma and Daddy holding you,
Tiny hands and soft skin with blond hair
Christmas photos when you could pull up
Not really smiling, just curious, looking away
Child of my child, a tiny duplicate, with his Momma's touches
Who was taken away, stolen away, leaving me with pangs of hurt
Pictures and handprints, a closet of toys and 'buddies' stuffed animals
A clip of hair proves you were really here
My aching heart proves I was once your grandmother...
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Poetry: Becoming a grandmother
by J.R. Lewis
Whisps of you decorate my walls
Your newborn picture, Momma and Daddy holding you,
Tiny hands and soft skin with blond hair
A perfect little angel
Wrapped in a blanket of blue
Sent from up above
He's a gift from God to you
Vow to hold him close
Keep
Tiny fists reach awkwardly into the air.
I watch from a distance
With love, in awe.
I know you, my precious grandson.
I
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Who denies
The roles of
Nature
Like a stepping
Stone
Our eyes
Have to expand
In the light
Of new relationships
Love just
Has doors
Becoming a grandmother is more than sweet
Just when I thought no other love could be beat
When my granddaughter sees me her
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