Gavin Poem by Bonnie Harding

Gavin

Rating: 2.8


Eyes that shine with childish wonder
A smile that brightens your day
Small tiny hands that touch and ponder
and little ears that hear all you say

A soft voice you hear calling your name
Pitter patter of little feet on the floor
Wants memaw to sit and play a game
or papap to play ball some more

He asks, ' Who is that? ' and' What is this? '
and, ' Why can't I do that too? '
A little bear hug and a quick kiss
And he runs off to do something new

Terrible two's is what they say
As he makes another mess
he shows me every day in every way
That my grandson is the best!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ivor Hogg 17 September 2007

wonderful portrayal ofa grandchild I too have little grandchildren one boy and one girl who are at this stage.Where the world is a place of wonderment. Great fn but a little exhausting. Best of all you can give them back

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Diane Violet 19 August 2007

He sounds like a loving handful :) ....and a joy to have around. Wonderful write.

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Stephanie Engle 11 August 2007

Wow.. I really like this.. I didn't know that Red had any brothers or sisters! !

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