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Please Don't


Please please don't you say love everyone, but how come your heart feels so cold; don't please don't you shut them out, grand-daughters grand-son i didn't even know your time was yet to come; love me please we whisper as you sleep the sicker you get the less  equipped i am of being unfit. unfit to love to hug your touch i miss my grand-mother don't please don't. hold on as i hold on to you the monitor beeping is keeping me hoping that one day your eyes will surely open don't just don't take that last breath i'm holding on as you pray for just some rest the last i say is don't please don't take my grandmother away

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