Last Night-Good Night
Dear Grandma Meyer,
I know that’s not the right way to spell it-your name that is, but I tried.
The moment the sun went down
You laid down, buried in the silence of the night
My Tia’s voice faded as you shut your eyes
Taking in that last fresh air, you bid goodbye to all and
A good night.
Sunday morning came around
We thought you woke with energy for another day
Ends up-at 8:00, you didn’t
Bracing the pain, and shedding tears
By voicing all the feelings in my heart
I knew where I would wind up from the start
We bid you goodbye. . . I bid you goodbye
We knew this would eventually happen
The sickness ate at you faster than expected
Now your gone, now we can’t see you, I can’t see you
If only I had yet another chance to, if only I had. . .a chance
To wish you health-even if it wasn’t going to happen-love
By me and my siblings-you cared for me, you loved me
You remembered me when I wasn’t there at your last dying days
And now all I can do is Bid those last goodbyes from afar
Goodbye Grandma, the one who never forgot about me
Love Your Great Granddaughter,
Celeste :)
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