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Dear Granny


I hear their cries

I share their pain

I tried to hold it in

But tears come like rain

 

A celebration at first

A goodbye at the end

Such sweet memories

To tell, I can't even begin

 

Who is this lying here?

I have no clue

If it was Granny, she'd be smiling

And her skin wouldn't look so blue

 

I was emotionless until I came to see her face

My face is buring and abs are hurting

Trying to hold back the tears

 

I know she won't be coming back

I wouldn't come back either

No more pain, no sorrow

Most of all, no fear

 

Dear Granny, I wish you the best

One day I will join you

And togeher we'll watch the sunset

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