You're my earth, you're my world; you're my moon that circles my world. You're my moon, you're my star; you're the one I look upon in the dark. I love my grandparents a lot. My grandma is unwell now-a-days, she is in the ICU. I wish every single person reading this would please pray for her. I can't imagine my life without her I was thinking of love, and you came to mind.
I have many memories I would like to rewind. Do you remember those days I would lie in your lap. My dad grew up hungry and on a dirt floor. He had to work when he was twelve. He sold ice cream cones to people at the train station. My mother had four siblings and a father who left and Grandma, I was thinking of you today and a smile tickled my face. Remembering all the things you taught me, like always to say grace. I remember sitting in your lap while you read the Bible out loud, To hear me sing a gospel song made you so proud.
I'm sorry for your loss. I lost my nana a couple months ago. Thank you for your comment! I enjoyed reading the poems here. They take me back to memories of time spent with my own Grandmas, as well as being a good reminder of the importance of making memories with my own children and grandchildren. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for:. Previous Next. View Larger Image. About the Author: Barbara.
But of course, she died that very day, falling into honeydews, the melons, like hand grenades, rolling every which way. This narrative poem speaks of a grandma surrounded by loved ones at the end of her life. It reminds us of how important it is to be present, even in sad times. This poem is a great end-of-life poem for people across the generations. The end is especially poignant:. This poem is wonderful for families who are steeped in the church.
It reminds us that we will be reunited with our loved ones again:. When our grandparents die, we are often asked to eulogize them. These funeral poems for grandmothers are a great way to pay tribute. This much-loved poem is an uplifting one to read at a funeral or memorial service.
It reminds you that even though your grandmother has passed away, she has left so much good behind. When someone we love dies, we notice their absence profoundly.
This poem reminds us to look for the spirit of those who have passed away. It lingers on all around us, even in the feel of the wind on our faces. Who is the one that with bubbles will blow Who is the one who will play in the snow Who is the one that always smiles And pushes you to go that extra mile.
Who is the one that always guides Who is the one that shows so much pride Who is the one whom I have such a bond Why it is - Grandma that I am so fond. God's Blessing Poet: Catherine Pulsifer You always had a smile on your face And always reminded me to say grace I thank God every day And ask him to keep you safe in every way God bless me dearly I can see that so clearly When He gave me you I love you that's so true! You're never said another day You were always willing to sit down and play And now the years are passing by And our age seems to multiply But our love for you will always be So strong for you to see Over the years We shared some tears But we always saw the sun And always had so much fun Thank you, my Grandmother, for loving me You're the best Grandmother that could be!
Sunshine To My Life Poet: Catherine Pulsifer The days of the past Seemed to have gone so fast But memories we each have And for that I am glad A grandmother like you Keeps us all from being blue In me you always see, and in me, You always believed You built me up when giving up Is what I want to do You bring sunshine to my life, I am glad you are mine.
In case I have not said it enough over the years I love you Grandma and think of you as dear. Full of love Sent from God above To guide us and a listening ear The unspoken words they do hear They always have time Night or daytime Oh, Grandma's make life nice We always appreciate their advice!! Grandmas are for caring About all the things you know. Grandmas are for rocking you And singing you to sleep.
Grandmas are for giving you Nice memories to keep. Grandmas are for knowing All the things you're dreaming of But, most importantly of all, Grandmas are for love! Grandmother's Baby Poet: Margaret E. Sangster Thirty years ago, my baby, A baby just like you, With golden fluff in silken rings, And shining eyes of blue, Came like a little angel, To fill my life with love, His dimpled hand was stronger then Than all the hosts above.
But ere I knew it, baby, So fast the swift years ran, My darling was a romping lad, And then a bearded man.
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