![]() Grandpa's DemiseA Poem by Josh Wesey![]() nm![]()
Grandpa calls his bod the spoils of wars
still scarred by the battle, living his life on all fours, His guns and knives stuffed in silos and stores Patiently he awaits the horde. Though at times he might be but a creep, Always resisting the demon of sleep slowly, they creep and when he desists, Grandma weeps He sits at his door all day waiting the battle cries, believing everyone has a disguise so he Stares at strangers and passerby's Death sits by him now to fulfill his blessed ties and waits the time he slumbers to cause mourning cries Though one time i adore about my grandpa, Isn't his weapons, his stories or his friends from Casablanca but his courage, his faith and his awesome lingual franca he never gives up on his dream of war Patiently he awaits for the horde.
© 2014 Josh Wesey |
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Added on April 29, 2014 Last Updated on April 29, 2014 Author
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