Grandma Poem by Alice Robinson

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Grandma

My Grandma's hands

With veins like mountain peaks

Speckled with spots

Like a street with confetti

After a parade

My grandma's hand

With a golden bracelet

that clangs on the table

And plays a familiar tune

Alice Robinson

Monday, April 29, 2024

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