When I was 18 months old, my Grandad Bill (my dad's father) passed away after a fatal heart attack. As I was so young, I hardley remember him, but from my parebts and my Nanny Marge (my dad's mother), he was the most loving, caring, wonderful man you could meet.
My Nanny Marge was an amazing woman, she was one of the people who made my happiest childhood memories. She made me laugh and made me smile when I cried. Although I was 4 year old, I can still remember her from way back then. She passed away just before my 5th birthday. No matter what I'll always remember her for the way she cared for me and loved me.
Recently times have been hard, my mum's parents are completely different to my dad's. They have given my mum grieve and have made her life hell. Ever since I was born my grandad has hated me. They are never around and always tried to buy me and my brother with toys and stuff. For those who know the story, know how hard it has been for me. Ever since this senario started, all I have wished for is for is for them to leave us alone and to have my other grandparents back.
I thought it was so unfair that such amazing grandparents like Grandad Bill and Nanny Marge were taking away from me so early in my life, and since I have been stuck with the hell of my other grandparents. This poem basically asks my grandparents, who I believe are in heaven., to watch over me and help me through this tough time with my grandparents. It also askes them to be will me thorough the good and bad times in my life. I'm not strictly religious, but I believe they are in a better place where they can watch us.
Please respect the fact that this is a really personal matter and this is a personal site, where I am intitled to express my emotions. The fact I use the words "Nanny" and "Grandad" may make many people think I'm a baby, but this is how I remember them. If you want to to take the piss out of my for refering to them as this, please feel free to leave, as I don't see why I could have to change my vocabulary to suit everyone else. This poem is Copyright of Sophie Morley, in other words do NOT steal this.