Simple Gifts
Won ▶︎ Her tiny arms raised in salute, Ribbons tangled in delight, This mini grandchild gymnast Is soaring high, taking flight. She is so young - yet Unbelievably wise. Her old soul sparkles; I see my Mom in her eyes. Yellow curls and tangles neatly coiled, Running, tumbling, dancing wild. I am thankful for this time To proudly watch this tiny grandchild. ![]() “Grams, Penn State scored!”, exclaims her brother; Excitedly my grandson beckons me to watch the game. A shock of blonde hair falls toward his eyes; To not miss a play, fingers brush aside his mane. Talking over the refs’ calls, we await Penn State's fate, To pass time, my miniscule athlete practices kicking; Leg swinging at air, an imaginary ball, into a net- Soccer’s his game; now Ohio State’s clock is ticking. Together we watch these old rivals battle For pride, for title, for fans dressed in white - It’s a win! He bolts from his chair in boyish delight! Oh I am twice grateful for this special night! 10/26/2016 24 lines Contest ▶︎ |
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