One Do-Over
I’m sitting in bed tonight and thinking,
And suddenly, my heart, it’s sinking.
I’m remembering that night, a few years ago,
The night I was at my all-time low.
I should have held him a little tighter,
And reminded him that he was a fighter.
I didn’t do anything though,
I just sat there, and watched him go.
Now I remember the Saturday mornings,
When I would complain, “This is so boring.”
Visiting my Papa was always a chore,
Until his days on this Earth were no more.
I wish I had tried just a little bit harder,
At trying to be a great granddaughter.
I shouldn’t have let the time go by,
When I could have been there, right by his side.
So if I could have only one do-over,
I would have made sure my grandpa and I were closer.
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