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Nana Abu, I miss you


Nana Abu, I miss you

My loving grandfather

Such a great honor,

for you to be my everything,

in the times I felt like puking.

 

You taugh me everything I know,

In all of the states boroughs.

All of the lessons, 

that felt like blessings.

 

I wish you were here,

to reference your favorite Shakespeare.

As I write this poem,

while feeling broken.

 

I miss you, Nana Abu

You know what I am going through.

Please come back so we can relive our memories,

As we used to watch Jeopardy.

 

Come back,

I miss you, I need you, I love you...

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