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A Grandmother's Touch


someone i loved someone who loved me someone who gave the sweetest hugs someone who wanted nothing more than for me to succeed one of my greatest supporters as she happily watched countless games always asking me about my class standing forever encouraging me to get that A someone i could trust thankfully so as i rarely stopped talking so much did she know someone to mend a hungry stomach as she was always ready to eat asking & suggesting in the same breath, "Red Lobster?" "it's my treat" someone to gossip with as she loved to know the details never would i hear a negative word as she engaged in the multitude of tales someone i adore & aspire to resemble as she was a friend to all & and the quintessential grandma someone i will miss dearly in every single way yet i take comfort in the fact that i will see her again some day
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