by Liz
Oh. This has literally brought tears to my eyes. It reminds me so much of my grandma that passed 8 years ago. It's so beautifully written. I'm glad I read this. I hope you post newer stuff soon. |
by Ben Pickard
Firstly, I have to say that the title of this piece is wonderful, especially coupled with the repetition of it throughout the poem proper. |
by Meena Krish
Reading this brought memories of my dear grandma |
by Vink Kozira
I find this very beautiful! Thanks for sharing. For some reason I am awestruck by the feeling of youthfulness that your poem conveys. And this of course is a pleasant element of surprise given the poem's subject. At the end I am left with this image of the grandma as that fire she keeps alive. This also makes me go back and appreciate her beauty routine. |
by Liz
I still love this so much! |
by mossgirl19
You made me really happy with this comment. From one Liz to another. Hehe. Thank you. |
by chandelier
now this one made me emotional |
I liked this poem a lot. It so reminded me of my late Grandma, tending the fire and the household without complaint and always with a smile, and yes, believing that everything will always be alright.. |
by anand singh
First let me apologize for the late reply, but I haven't come here much since they changed the format of the site. Any how, the vivid description of Grandma has brought back so many memories of my own dear grandma that it brought tears to my eyes. I grew up with my grandparents and Grandma was the backbone in our family. Beautifully penned. Thanks for reading my poems and for your comments. Nice poem. |
Beautiful. There's something about Grandma's that is very special. This reminded me of mine x |
by Mr. Darcy
Our grandparents can make huge impressions on our lives. Reading this poem, I see your gran. I see her arthritic frame. Does this weaken her? No, she is strong and shows a determination to live life and give; not just food and warmth but inspiration too. |
Sadly I come from an background where love did not exist. I never had the privilege nor have I experienced the connection with grandparents neither have my kids. I love my grandchildren to the moon and back. |
I love this poem. I have just written a children's book about grief and loss. It's an adventure story about a boy who goes in search of his grandma who has disappeared. I wrote it because I still struggle with my gran being gone, even though I had her until I was 33. |
by Zia Mikaela
This is so emotional for me. This piece is so beautiful. |