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Love of a Grandmother


You've taught me from the beginning,

that the world will keep on spinning.

The bad will pass,

while the good will last.

The times may fade away,

but the memories, they will always stay.

You're my shoulder when I cry,

you're my wings when I fly.

I've learned to find the good in bad,

you've shown me the happy in sad.

You hug me when I'm feeling down,

that smile makes me laugh when I frown.

You helped me pass my class,

you've delt with all my sass.

You're heart is full of gold,

and forever, mine you'll hold.

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