I dreamt of her—
my sweet dearest grandmother
gently held her soft hand,
as she rested her body on the squab
excessively I talked to her and blabbed
about everything, the things I usually say
and that I miss her every second of every day
but she was so calm, so quiet
her skin seemed pale;
her eyes never met mine
again, I tried to speak to her
like how I imagined her listening
to my never-ending talksBefore she left,
I saw her crocheting a doily
her doilies were undeniably lovely
and those were my favourites
it was her masterpiece
the stuff I greatly missYet I heard nothing from her no longer
not even a single word nor answer
as much as I miss her,
must I need acceptanceGlad she decided to see me
nevertheless, even just in my dream
forever she will be,
in my heart and memory.
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Antidote
PoetryAn antidote for the lost, the hurt, and the broken. Highest Ranking: #03 in Poetry [06/21/16]