To My Great Grandmother
I know it’s been a while, this letter is overdue.
Everyday I pretend that you aren’t gone.
I’m pretending that I will mail this to you,
rather than reading it to myself and hoping that you will hear me.
You taught me things only a grandmother could teach.
I learned from you that life is short; to not waste a minute,
to be grateful for what you have,
and that love and family are more valuable than any diamond.
I miss you dearly.
You have influenced my life in ways that no one could.
I live this life for you,
to do all the things you knew I could accomplish.
I will get a higher education.
I will love unconditionally.
I will be the person that you taught me to be.
I will not let anything hold me back, just like you never did.
May this be a see you later,
never a goodbye.
I love you dearly. Your’s truly,
You're great granddaughter.
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