GrandpaA Poem by James Mckay
Oh how I miss those years
When I use to sit on your knees Watching television with you Throughout the eighties and nineties We loved watching wrestling And every single football game You'd whistle at the cheerleaders And Grandma called you by name We both just started laughing Those were just good ol times I remember how you smelled And how you always collected dimes You also love watching westerns From Clint Eastwood to John Wayne But most importantly we were cheering On Sunday during those Cowboy games Sometimes I would ask you questions All about how you did your part When you were a soldier in WWII And how you received a Purple Heart Sundays during the worship serviceYou sat on the end of the nearly last pew There were moments growing up When I wanted to be like you I remember how you would get up early To go walk inside of McCreless Park Mall Or you would walk a few laps around it Or I would fall asleep early and stay in the car You were a sweet, gentle big man With the most kindest heart I ever saw Wish you were here; Oh how I miss you See you soon; I love you, Grandpa! by: James W. Mckay July 13, 2023 © 2023 James Mckay |
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Added on July 13, 2023 Last Updated on July 13, 2023 AuthorJames MckaySan Antonio, TXAboutTx! Hello my name is James and I'm 46. I began writing at an early age and I'm sure most of our poetry started with "Roses are Red", etc. I'm not sure where my love or desire for poetry came from .. more..Writing
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