Historias de Grandad

about a forrest

Some poems written for (and to read to) younger children. Roughly from aged 4 to 6. They are the basis for a book but haven't found a publisher yet. Hope you enjoy them, though.

This poem is for my maternal grandparents, who will never come home. I never realised, growing up, how lucky I was to have them. Maybe, one day, I'll fly in the way of the doves whom I love so dearly.

I never met my grandfather Ian, I know few things about him but what I do know came mainly from his friend Richard. I might have never met him but I grieve for him or the idea of him. This is a poem I wrote for him.

Today was my grandfather's funeral. I wrote and read out this poem without the third verse in it because when my mum read it she burst into tears and asked me not to read it, but I've shared it here for one big reason. Grandad had alzheimers. I was talking to my sister about it afterwards and she said that there was no point in trying to hide that he had it. It is part of my memories of him. So I decided to share on here with you, if you want to read.

Short story about grief, losing loved one.

if you're lonely , tell someone.

First time 🕰 Ryan's grandad is a Time keeper, he and over 200 thousand people are aware of a secret that must be hidden from the rest of the world. History and present events are in their hands...

okay so this is going to basically just be a place were I write about nonsense. litteraly.

Grandad Nuc (1837 - never) is just a normal grandad... but he's very very old. Some legends say that he was born at the age of sixty, from crossing a goat and a grandad-shaped rock. In this short story in rhyme you can learn everything about his long life, frof the point of view of one of his heirs.

Huey and Riley Freeman are back in a low-key, stylised reboot of the original show, on your wattpad! It's been a year or so since Robert Freeman died. The boys' only legal guardian has left them behind in a white dominated district. But Huey and Riley got those strings, and they pull them. They find themselves in an apartment in a nice view right on the edge of Woodcrest, a mix between "boujee" and "ghetto". They take care of themselves, as well as they can. After all, Huey is almost 15 years old now, and Riley is 13. However, one day, they are sent a notice threatening an investigation and fine unless they don't attend school after summer vacation. So they attend the school, and damn -- that place needs some Riley and Huey Freeman. Whether it be... Riley's "menacing" influence, or Huey's "cynical" one. Please enjoy my story, a social commentary with a similar satrical twist, based around the original series. Only, it has more of a youthful, modern yet authentic flair to it. They learn from their mistakes, and damn right make sure to fix the ones around them.

Ok so its just whats been going on rn in my life

The Boondocks (2005–present) is an animated television series based on Aaron McGruder's comic strip of the same name. One episode, "Return of the King", was nominated for a N.A.A.C.P. award.)