Grandma.
Grandma take me home,
I want you here.
I’ve got to stop the crying,
So that your voice I can hear.
Grandma take me home,
I’ve done things wrong.
I want to embrace with you,
Sit where I belong.
Said I’ve got to stop the crying,
To wake up again in your arms.
Why can’t we choose turns?
Inside it brightly burns.
If I could choose to die,
I’d walk with you by your side.
Grandma take me home,
But not here –
It’s hard to find you gone.
I realise you’re not coming back,
So I’ll leave you these words;
Hoping you’d write back.
*(Wrote when I broke down today, about my Grandma)
Poetry by John Ashleigh
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Written on 2006-04-29 at 00:56
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