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Grandma's Birthday by leisl c cook Saturday, July 05, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan this was written back in nov of 2002. unfortunately, stupid me decided to wash my clothes with the poem in a pocket. so it got torn up. luckily i was able to decipher what some of the poem said and recreated it.
Today is Grandma's birthday There's a party at the grave It's going to be hard So I may not stay There will be cake And there will be ice cream There will be balloons Who will let me scream? Birthdays are supposed to be happy But this one is going to be say My Grandma's not here to celebrate And that makes me so mad I know she's up in Heaven And everything is going to be fine I do know she's watching us And having a good ol' time I guess the says are right "The good often die young" And another one says "Some heroes are unsung"

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Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)	7/6/2003

This is a MOST BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE!!!! Those last four lines...SO TRUE!!!! ((((Hugs)))) ~Nikki~




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	7/6/2003

glad you got your poem in! wonderful tribute to your grandmother! :) (((HUGS)))




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	7/6/2003

(((o, leisl))) this is so beautiful...sad...but a loving tribute to your gramma (mine died at the age of 93--i miss her, still) well done (((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)