Grandma's Kitchen

Grandma's Kitchen

A Poem by PeacefulPieces
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Grandma's kitchen is not the place it used to be...

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Grandma's Kitchen

The kitchen now is empty
Where once were cookies plenty.
No softly mumbled voices;
'Tween types and kinds - no choices.

The pots and pans lay dusty;
The kitchen faucet - rusty.
Cobwebs guard the empty drawers;
Spiders crawl the dirty floors.

Long gone are white lace curtains,
The no-invitation friends,
The laughs and cheerful smiles, too -
Grandma, it all left with you.

No special fam'ly gathers.
Now, it is just "would rathers."
Your kitchen now is empty
Where once were people plenty.

© 2017 PeacefulPieces


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Added on February 8, 2017
Last Updated on February 8, 2017
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PeacefulPieces
PeacefulPieces

El Paso, TX



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My name is Krysha, and I go by PeacefulPieces. I have been making up stories and lines that rhyme since I could first talk. It culminated in earning a BA in English and Creative Writing in 2014. I.. more..

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