My Grandma

My Grandma

One leg is gone,
The second is too,
They amputated her legs,
Because she had diabetes number two.

She goes to dialysis,
Three times a week,
She comes back cold,
And loses the apatite to eat.

Sheâ??s only 65,
Thereâ??s so many things wrong,
It makes me think..............
Dam my grandma's strong.

I wish there was a lullaby,
Even a song.
I would sing it to her at night,
Just to let her know,
Every thing is gonna be alright,

Today I ask God,
Please give her the strength,
The courage,
To make it through the day,
Please just to put a smile on her face.

When the time comes,
The time of departure,
I know she wont feel pain,
She'll be an angel,
Looking down at me.

I'll look up to the sky,
I'll hold my head up high.
As a tear falls from my eye,
Down my cheek.

Than that's when I'll speak!
I miss you more & more,
I think about you everyday.

One thing is for sure,
We will always love you,
But the family will never be the same.

Written by: Jennifer M. Avina
Dedicated to: Maria Avina (My Grandma)
April 6th, 2006