Grandma’s Voice

 

Grandma’s Voice

By: JP Leddy

 

I hear her voice calling us

Stopping our play in our jungle hideout

Under the shade of the Mango tree

Where my brothers and I  imagined

Boyhood adventures noble and true

 

Grandma’s voice was a clarion call

For afternoon treats of  freshly made

Banana donuts or maybe those made of breadfruit

Or maybe coconut candy or sugar pretzels

That delight grandsons with Grandma’s special love

 

Grandma’s voice reaches out pass boyhood imaginations

And conquers all with homemade treats and love

With memories that last through manhood

Posted on the Monday Poetry Potluck Our Home, Temple and Sanctum

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12 Responses to Grandma’s Voice

  1. beautiful…

    very sweet and lovely take.
    Thanks for sharing…

    A++ :)

  2. Ji,

    Thank you. I miss my Grandmother.

    JP

  3. What an oded of respect.. wonderful tribute.. :)

    Love xx

  4. Thank you sweet Olivia.

    JP

  5. Caring grandma. Caring man. Love it! :)

  6. That’s beautiful, a lovely homage to your Grandma!
    I like the bit about conquering all with homemade treats and love – a perfect description of grandmas. Delightful!
    Thankd for your visit earlier.

  7. So wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing these memories!

  8. Love this, and it got me thinking of great memories with my grandma!

  9. What a beautiful story. Mine was a palm tree, but the treats from grandma remained the same! She was always full of treats. A grandma’s love does seem to cut through imagination, and draw you in from whatever you’re occupied by. Thanks!

  10. A.B. Thomas

    great write – brings back a lot of fond memories of my own grandmother

  11. Oh isn’t this true. Nicely written as well. I know g’ma would love it…giving her back a little treat. Sweet! (No punny.)

    Hugs! :-) I like this.

  12. Jamie,

    Thank you. Grandma was a joy of my childhood.

    JP

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