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grandparent's farmland
passed down through generations
apple peach trees grow

overgrown pathways
barb wire fence contains thorned bush
wild berries florish

Excitement oozes

Out of my soul and Grand- heart

Grandchildren are here

Suns Anew Radiance Aglow
                                              Oh smiles newborn
                                      May thy blessed son continue so

FUTURE PLAN!
  -Dharga Nagar Safa

Great grandfather,

Planting a mango tree,

Smiling the grandchild!

friendship day
grandfather caresses
the wild flowers

Grandfather and Grandson

Grandfather, grandson
fishing together on lake
enjoying the day

august evening
grandfather whittles
the light away

Published September, 2009, The Heron's Nest

Planted bulbs last Fall
I can't wait for them to bloom
it won't take long now.

Copyright Cynthia Jones
May.12/2015

My grandfather would be so proud of me. This is the first time I've had tulips I've grown myself. :o)

Tempest again...
everywhere only apricot flowers-
Grandfather with baguette ...

Mother's  looks, hung head
 
A golden casket planning
 
Grandfather is dead…

My father went one third,
I can reach half of the rest.
My son will avail the goal.

Self Improvement
Haiku: by Miracle Man
12/14/2021

How to get ahead,
means wake up, get up, lace up,
be dependable.


My Grandfather once said
he’d never heard of anyone dying from hard work.

My great great great grandfather...

a long time ago
the people of the longhouse
kept my ancestors

8/17/2018

* I have a bit of Native American in my background :)

Oak grandfather clock
Offers no words of wisdom
To the new cell phone clock

             mutton chop whiskers
     grandpa puffs cherrywood pipe
dislodging smoke rings

6/22/2019
MagiCicada 13 or 17 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Maureen McGreavy
Syllables: 5/7/5

Summertime
Grandfather clock
Slowly adjusting

Bright blue dragon flies,
Iridescent against green grass,
Flower scented winds.

Shade trees offer rest,
Old man sits alone on bench,
Recalling lost youth.

Life is brief -- Speaking
To his grandson, grandfather
Tells him a story.

Garrulous old man
Who chattered like a magpie
Is my grandfather.

Cheater Peter
Haiku

An old man
trying to cheat on his wife
Hit with a cane

grandparent's farmhouse
years of fun hiding in rooms
i really miss them

Rust scuttle packed full
with grandfather ghostly form.
Abandoned beans farm

ninety years old, dad
still beneath the shelter hut
unique storm of brawls.

neglected fruit trees 
moss covers old water trough 
ivy climbs through fence



*My grandfather was always outside cleaning the brush away and now that he's passed it's just left undone.*