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We Will Miss You


(poems go here)Grandma, we are going to miss you. Things will not be the same without you. It’s hard to let you go. You have touched us all. We will always remember you. Like always sitting on your sofa watching your Price is Right, or playing Scrabble or Blockus with you. And saying that Tandy cheats and that’s why she wins. We will miss your phone calls to us on our birthdays, and you singing happy birthdays to us. We all looked forward to that. We will raid your freezer, for ice cream, which you always had for us. We will miss you, But, most of all we will miss just being with you and not being able to hug and kiss you. Grandma, if you can hear me, I love you.
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