Great Grandchildren Poems - Poems about Great Grandchildren

We await our coming great miracle- making number five- nearing the end of March. More happy days to soon share- adding new cheers with those before; four great-grandchildren, three girls- one boy. Soon, our new great-grandson marks number five. ...

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To my Grandchildren, those great and beyond, whom I will never meet Know that I love you and have seen you in the eyes of your parents when they were very small I’ve heard your voices in the trees, when the wind blows softly calling my name as I walk I’ve seen...

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We are old MacDonald’s great-grandchildren who help him in his fields during weekends, We gather chopped hays and feed his chicken, then watch him works with his farmers and friends. We love working in the fields together, We ride ponies and horses…we’re cowgirls! We greet his hardworking farmworkers who’re there while they cut rice straws with their sharp sickles. Our grandfather owns large...

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It is raining on the Expressway to debt A temporary snag; we will still pay The Chinese supervisor steps off set His local crew have little say A temporary snag; we will still pay Three, nay, four generations watch Our great grandchildren pay, they may Loans taken with interest at a higher notch Our great-grandchildren pay, they may A kick back there, a...

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To my Grandchildren, those great and beyond, whom I will never meet Know that I love you and have seen you in the eyes of your parents, when they were very small I’ve heard your voices in the trees, when the wind blows softly, calling my name as I walk I’ve seen your arms reaching out to me in...

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Dear little children, playing in the sand, God keep them in His kindness and always give a hand to keep them in His loving care. Grant them a long life to live and to know it is not what they get but what they give that makes life worthwhile. God bless them all from above, my little children whom I love....

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To my Grandchildren, those great and beyond, whom I will never meet Know that I love you and have seen you in the eyes of your parents when they were very small I’ve heard your voices in the trees, when the wind blows softly calling my name as I walk I’ve seen...

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