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Where You Need To Be


I wake up in the morning getting ready for the new day to begin, I pray to God that it will be good in the end. I do my homework getting A's, B's and C's, Telling my grand-father I have no D's. My grand-father passed in 2003, Now its just my grand-mother and me. I talk to him everyday, And even when I pray. I do miss him a lot, And wish he'd come back to stay. My grand-mother said its ok he's in a better place. I always thought a better place was with his wife and me, But now I see he's where he needs to be.
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