GRANNIES DIE BUT THEIR VIRTUES DON’T.
GRANNIES DIE BUT THEIR VIRTUES DON’T. I can’t see her anymore: She had left and gone far, By leaving an indelible fingers mark, By bestowing a stifling darkness! She flew away to taste, The territorial life and memory, On a detached aboard, Being undisturbed by the maternal longings! Like a life warrior, She led many battles, Being defeated by some and destroying none, With the artillery of love and wisdom! With the strong naked feet, She traversed many a mile, Not just on Greenfields She scaled our ups and downs too! Was not designated: As a teacher or a doctor, But exceled in both, Through the preach and practice of truth! Her turmeric yellow countenance: Was the domesticated golden sun, Kept launching our day’s morning, Rewarded enough light to shine! Her lips commended and several hands obeyed: Acquired that experiential mastery, Reducing any bigger into little was he...