A poem I wrote for my grandson's birthday last year
My grandson; just seems yesterday, that he had started walking, learning the lay of the yard; his favorite corner, being the one of dirt, where he played with his cars.
He was so ticklish and his sister delighted in making him giggle, the smile on his face, as bright as his eyes. when she would stop, he would sigh.
All boy, as he ran and jumped and climbed. Then, it was off to school and the little boy, became a young man; always at the top of his class, always maintaining his "cool".
Now, he stands on the threshold of becoming a man. There is a calm, steadiness, in his eyes, along with a glint, that hints of stubborn resolve.
Instead, of giggling, he has a great laugh and I've seen his compassion, too. I know, he'll be an adult man, who will exceed, at whatever he chooses to do.
I love my grand boys too. They give me hope and energy. I like the story. Dirt is the boy's best friend. I like the hope and positive feel of the outstanding poetry.
Coyote
I am retired from the Postal Service. I find I write poetry to help myself through difficult times and I have written many poems in response to the chronic pain I've been living with for over 30 year.. more..