Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Diane

I had spoken of you

Just the other day.

Passing the past

On to the present.

Spoke of sleepovers,

Of doing our nails,

Of listening to music,

Of giggling together.

A recent picture had shown

How much like Grandma

You'd grown to be.

Memories linger,

Black hair, just touched with silver.

Not grey, never grey.

Memories taunt,

Sunlit backyards,

Watermelon spitting,

Horseshoe and wiffleball days.

Picking red roses,

Climbing in the front.

Sitting under grapes vines,

Climbing in the back.

Memories we share

As we say goodbye.


 

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