Great Grandparents Day Poem, Funny & Famous Poems

Famous poets have written Grandparents Day poems that are endearing. Here, we have enlisted some poetry for Grandparents Day. Share these poems with your grandparents on Grandparents Day make your celebration special and show them how much you care!

National Grandparents Day has more than one foundation. In any occasion, National Grandparents Day become eventually signed into law via President Jimmy Carter in 1978. Marian McQuade acquired a smartphone call from the White House to advise her of this event. Many humans accept as true with that National Grandparents Day turned into inspired by her efforts. A presidential proclamation on September 6, 1979, made these days reliable – it precise Sunday, September 9, 1979, (being the “first Sunday of September following Labor Day”) as National Grandparents Day.

Grandparents Day Poem

To My Nana

Who would try to give me all the world

As far as she could see?

Who always has two open arms

And smiles just made for me?

Who always finds some special time

That we two can share?

And never is too busy

To show how much she cares.

There’s not another in the world

From Rome to Ohio

I’m glad God made you for me

I love you so much, Nana!!!

Great-Grandmother A Beautiful Woman

Strong, beautiful black woman, so peaceful and serene,

You deserve to live in Paradise and shown the finer things.

Life has dealt you plenty of cards, some winning, others bad,

And tides have brought in waves of memories: both happy and sad.

Gracious, beautiful black woman, so wonderful and divine,

You’ve endured many heartaches-oh, the world is so unkind!

Your speech is confident, your eyes are soft and your walk is hard and bold

Your laugh equals happiness, your heart contains love, and hides the stories untold.

Tired, beautiful black woman, so patient and so calm,

It’s funny how you hold the family’s fear within your palm!

With wrinkles, stress, and worn-torn hands, tell me how do you smile so…

When you’ve traveled this long, endured all this pain, and still have miles to go?

Blessed, beautiful black woman, so collected and confident,

I can’t imagine a gift greater than you-your love is Heaven sent.

Don’t you dare give up now, just stay strong, your reward is comin’…

Strong, courageous, gracious, blessed, and beautiful black woman.

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One Of A Kind

The funny beautiful lady

That means so much to me

May be gone from the land of the living

But with me she will always be

Because my memory holds her dearly

And my pen recalls her ways

And most of all I love her

A love that always stays

It stays inside my memory

And is often on my mind

Because a lady like my grandma

Is rare and hard to find.

Grandmother Poem — Goodbye

I know this day will come

Where I will have to say goodbye

I sometimes wish it will never come

But you have to let go and say always

be in my heart with love till I die

If you may knock on the door before I

Please say goodbye my sunshine and

I will always love you in a

matter of mind

For if I may see the light before

you

I wrote this a day ahead to let

you know how much you mean

So please read and understand

before you let go of my hand

Thank you for your help

When I was sad

And in need of a smile

‘Cause I was mad

For all the people you are

around your spirit stays

in their heart

The unloved can’t forget your beautiful

Smile

Thank you for standing right beside me

and helping me through my troubles

Not leading me so I may follow or

walking in a back of me so I may not

learn

But as we know nothing last forever

we have to say goodbye

So I appreciate the leadership and I

will never forget the memories of

friendship that we have

I will always love you and remember

your caring love

The one thing that will hurt me and

stay till the day I pass is to say

Goodbye

Don’t worry I’ll open the gate to heaven

and see your smile once again

Always remember a goodbye is not

FOREVER.

I love you Nana sunshine)

Grandmother Poem – Granny

Her smile can light up a room

Her presence is of grace

Her opinions are heard without one word

but by the look upon her face

Her touch is so gentle

Her heart as big as the moon

Her spirit is kindhearted

and warm as a summer’s afternoon

Her hair a river of gray

Her eyes radiant as the sun

Her time she’ll take no matter how long

until the work is done

Her kisses are so soft

Her hugs preferred from the rest

My granny is mine forever and ever

and she’ll always be the best

Poems About Grandchildren

My Child’s Child

a journey in my mind today

I watch the years fly, where is my little boy?

The pictures that tell a story of how you grew so fast.

Once a little boy with trucks and slides

to fill your day.

A grown man now who changed his name.

A precious little flower,

a kiss from heaven was born today.

She’ll call him Daddy, looking in her eyes,

his reflection he will see.

Finally, he will understand the love I feel for him.

In an instant, his world will change forever.

His journey in life on a new path, one filled with

Crayons, finger-paint, and giggles.

Finding pleasure in everyday things, the world

Will look brand new.

I never thought I could love my little boy more

But on this day when he placed my grandchild in

My arms I swear I do.

I realize what a gift we received.

My child’s child

amazed as I kiss her soft cheek.

I will reach for my son’s hand,

to offer encouragement and support.

Yesterday’s memories tucked away in my heart.

Looking forward to what tomorrow will bring.

Amazed by the love I have for both of them.

A part of my soul he now passes to her.

The best father he wants to be.

A secret I whisper to him

A life filled with honesty and unconditional love

That, my son, is the key.

Grandma’s Pie

Apple pie reminds me of my Grandma

She always made me one for holidays

She knew it was my favorite, and hers

Was by far the best.

I was with her when she first got sick

Taking care of her, I wasn’t ready to lose her yet.

Giving her a bath and curling

Her hair.

Always looking so beautiful and

Hiding her pain.

I wish I had been there

More.

My life always so busy.

I was still hoping

For years not months.

I went to her in the night.

Holding her hand

And lying by her side.

Fighting back tears

When things got bad knowing for her this I had to do.

She didn’t want tears; we had talked when she

First got sick.

Be strong she was going to the Lord.

She wasn’t afraid to go.

She lived a life full of love.

She would

Tell me to remember our times together and that she would

Always be in my heart.

She will see me again when it was my turn.

I will never forget the last week with my grandma.

Taking care of her

And having memories to last me till I see her again.

We had such a

Special last day together.

Lots of hugs and kisses wishing this wouldn’t end.

I wasn’t there when she left.

I was only gone a week.

Trying not to feel guilty I wasn’t there to hold her hand.

She would have not changed it.

Such a giving woman never thinking of herself.

My grandma is gone now.

I have to go through life now figuring it out by myself.

No more wisdom to give.

How shall I live without her?

The family just won’t be the same.

I look at her pictures and see her smile.

I know she is looking down at me.

She does not hurt; she is with our loved ones.

I hope grandma will still send me pies from heaven.

Missing My Grandma’s Touch

I miss you Grandma

I miss your touch

Our memories I carry with me

Our special times together, I miss much.

Fried apple pies and sonkers

Homemade fruitcakes at Christmastime

An aroma of love filled her kitchen

There was only one Grandma like mine.

Grandma was in love with red

Her color shined all around

In her flowers and garden, a delight

Red birds did much abound.

Grandma’s words of wisdom and wit

Put your faith in the Lord, come what may

A determination that spoke never quit

She would tell me, where there’s a will there’s a way.

What an honor to know my Grandma

Her smile and presence had meant so much

I thank the Lord for making her

For you see it was Him who gave her that touch.

Love Between Grandmother And Grandchild

You’re my earth, you’re my world;

you’re my moon that circles my world.

You’re my moon, you’re my star;

you’re the one I look upon in the dark.

You shine like the sun that brightens my day

And take all the dark storms away.

I will be there for you whenever you need help.

I will shine like you did through my sickness and health.

I will be that angel that sits on your shoulder

to make you happy and better when the sun goes away and sets for the next day.

Don’t worry, I will still be on your shoulder

and I will love you until the world is over.