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Poem: Grandma's Visit- STAAR new item type reading comprehension questions.

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The teacher can assign the slides to students on Google Classroom. Students will click and drag the blue dot to select their answer.  Students will also be able to type the short constructed response (SCR) in the provided text box. The poem is linked to the Texas Education Agency’s website.  The poem, Grandma’s Visit, is found in the 2019 4th Grade Reading STAAR.

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The teacher will print a copy of the poem, Grandma’s Visit , for each student. The poem is linked to the 2019 4th Grade Reading STAAR in the Texas Education Agency’s website. 

Additionally, the teacher will print one copy of the slides that contain questions 1-8 to use as a task card at a station.  The teacher can use question #9 (Extended Constructed Response) for the teacher station or save for a whole group lesson.

Student’s will record their answers on a blank sheet of paper using the answer recording strategies previously taught by teacher.

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The imagery in the third stanza (lines 9–12) most appeals to the reader’s sense of —

Which statement best describes how the poet uses rhyme in each stanza of the poem?

Only the second and fourth lines rhyme.

Only the first and third lines rhyme.

The first and third lines rhyme, and the second and fourth lines rhyme.

The first and second lines rhyme, and the third and fourth lines rhyme.

Why is the first stanza (lines 1–4) important to the poem?

It describes how Grandma’s visit makes every day exciting.

It explains why Grandma does not visit the speaker very often.

It describes the activities Grandma has planned for her visit.

It shows the speaker’s surprise that Grandma has come to visit.

Which statement correctly describes a way that stanzas 2 through 7 (lines 5–28) are similar?

Each stanza introduces a new reason that Grandma comes to visit.

Each stanza offers interesting facts about the history of the speaker’s family.

Each stanza highlights the reasons the speaker enjoys Grandma’s visits.

Each stanza describes delicious foods that Grandma prepares.

Which of these statements describes an element of the poem?

All the lines have the same number of words.

Most of the lines have the same meter.

Each stanza introduces a new character.

Each stanza solves a different problem.

The end of the poem expresses the idea that the speaker —

would like Grandma to stay longer

shares many secrets with Grandma

is curious why Grandma has to leave

knows when Grandma will visit again

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STAAR ReviewLesson 2

What identifies this story as realistic fiction?

Read the passage by clicking the eye, then answer the question.

The events that take place could happen.

The author includes an illustration in the story.

The author asks a question at the end of the story.

The characters are people who are well known.

In paragraph 13, "a nightlight offering comfort from a bad dream" means that the light makes the boys feel-

Which fact in the selection is best supported by the last photograph?

Acorn weevils are the first insects to live in acorns.

Acorn weevils can use their snouts to drill holes in acorns.

Acorn weevil larvae eat the inside of the acorn.

Acorn weevil larvae are inside an acorn when it falls from a tree.

Based on the selection, the reader can conclude that acorns -

are similar to many other types of nuts that people eat

are becoming rare because many animals use them

must be properly prepared before humans can eat them

can cause serious damage when they fall off trees

The photograph of the acorn woodpecker and the information in paragraph 6 best support the idea that the woodpecker -

uses acorns to attract the insects it likes to eat

prefers sweet-tasting acorns to bitter ones

will lay its eggs inside the acorn-filled tree

is creating storage for many acorns

The imagery in the third stanza (lines 9-12) most appeals to the reader's sense of -

Why is the first stanza (lines 1-4) important to the poem?

It describes how Grandma's visit makes every day exciting.

It describes the activities Grandma has planned for her visit.

It explains why Grandma does not visit the speaker very often.

It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit.

Which statement correctly describes a way that stanzas 2 through 7 (lines 5-28) are similar?

Each stanza introduces a new reason that Grandma comes to visit.

Each stanza highlights the reasons the speaker enjoys Grandma's visits.

Each stanza offers interesting facts about the history of the speaker's family.

Each stanza describes delicious foods that Grandma prepares.

The end of the poem expresses the idea that the speaker -

would like Grandma to stay longer

is curious why Grandma has to leave

shares many secrets with Grandma

knows when Grandma will visit again

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• Q 1 The imagery in the third stanza (lines 9-12) most appeals to the reader's sense of- touch sound taste smell 30 s
• Q 2 Which statement best describes how the poet uses rhyme in each stanza of the poem? on ly the first and third lines rhyme the first and second lines rhyme, and the third and fourth lines rhyme. Only the second and fourth lines rhyme. the first and third lines rhyme, and the second and fourth lines rhyme. 30 s
• Q 3 Why is the first stanza (lines 1-4) important to the poem? It shows the speaker's surprise that Grandma has come to visit. It describes the activities Grandma has planned for her visit. It describes how Grandma's visit makes every day exciting. It explains why Grandma does not visit the speaker very often. 30 s
• Q 4 Which statement correctly describes a way that stanzas 2 through 7 (lines 5-28) are similar? Each stanza highlights the reasons the speaker enjoys Grandma's visits. Each stanza describes delicious foods that Grandma prepares. Each stanza offers interesting facts about the history of the speaker's family. Each stanza introduces a new reason that Grandma comes to visit. 30 s
• Q 5 Which of these statements describes an element of the poem? Each stanza solves a different problem. Most of the lines have the same meter. Each stanza introduces a new character. All of the lines have the same number of words. 30 s
• Q 6 The end of the poem expresses the idea that the speaker - is curious why Grandma has to leave shares many secrets with Grandma would like Grandma to stay longer knows when Grandma will visit again 30 s

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Grandmother Poems

Poems for Grandmothers

A grandmother's job never ends. Many grandmothers in our society step in to raise children when their mother is unavailable. Even in the best of situations, having a grandmother to help with child raising and to provide a softer touch is often a welcome intrusion. The other side of the issue is that grandmothers have to realize when it is time to step back and keep their mouths shut. If there is a healthy father and mother, they are the ones with the final say in how to raise their children.

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1. Growing Up With Grandma

• By Candy Canan
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2006 with permission of the Author.

I don't know when it happened. I don't know when she came, But she's the one I always knew. Grandma was her name.

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This a was beautifully written piece. It "touched me" as the question asked. It also made me think about what my Grandma has been doing for me. This is encouraging, good work.

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2. Nana's Little Angel

• By Lindsey M. Moulton
• Published by Family Friend Poems September 2006 with permission of the Author.

Nana, you are special. Your love knows no bounds. A room takes special warmth whenever you're around. You think I'm cute and talented and maybe even wise,

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Thanks for this poem it is really nice. My Nana's birthday is tomorrow and I wanted a poem for her and I'm glad I chose this site. Thanks again. Also to the writer thank you for writing a...

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3. My Grandmother's Poem

• By Dani Alexandra
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2009 with permission of the Author.

If Grandma had a meaning I'll tell you what it'd be if you were close to yours like mine was close to me

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My Grandmother has been one of the most important people in my life and such a great influence to me always, and she passed away about a month ago. I still can't stop mourning the loss. But...

4. There Once Was An Old Woman

• By Patricia A Fleming
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 26, 2022 with permission of the Author.

There once was a woman Who grew old with time. She bore her life story In the curve of her spine.

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Oh Patricia, another lovely poem. I find all your poetry so relatable - it speaks to my heart. Please keep writing. Very best wishes, Ann

5. My Guardian Angel

• By Susan Perry
• Published by Family Friend Poems September 2015 with permission of the Author.

Are there guardian angels? I believe so For God gave me a beautiful lady to help watch me grow

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I love my grandmother. My mother left me within six months after I was born and my father died in an accident. My mother never looked back. My grandmother was the one who raised me up till...

6. Grandma's Wings

• By Ricky R. Hernandez
• Published by Family Friend Poems March 2006 with permission of the Author.

Grandma, I wonder where you keep your wings. Are they hung in your closet

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I have such a weakness for grandmas. It has to be because of my grandmother. She was the single most influential person in my life. She was my very own angel and I thank God for allowing her...

• By Michele S. Reeves
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006 with permission of the Author.

Grandma, A baby cradled in your arms... Teaching me your gentle charms. Growing up with you by my side...

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Thank you for this lovely poem. I lost my grandma last September to cancer in four places. I didn't even want to start to think about life without her here. I know it will be hard, but I have...

8. Grandma's Lil' Girl

• By Donna C. Elkins
• Published by Family Friend Poems October 2006 with permission of the Author.

Grandma, I was thinking of you today and a smile tickled my face. Remembering all the things you taught me, like always to say grace. I remember sitting in your lap while you read the Bible out loud, To hear me sing a gospel song made you so proud.

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I'm sorry for your loss. I lost my nana a couple months ago. She meant everything to me, still does. I came here looking for inspiration for my next poem for class. Thank you for writing...

• By Jessica K. Riley
• Published by Family Friend Poems August 2006 with permission of the Author.

O Grandma, O Grandma, don't ever give up hope. All you family and friends are learning to cope. Please stay strong and never stop praying. You will get better soon; that's what everyone is saying.

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Beautiful poem. I love it. One of my favorite poems on this website.

10. Grandmother

• By Shrabasti Batabyal
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2019 with permission of the Author.

G for the Glamour of her wrinkled, old face. R for the way my mind she used to Refresh. A for her Anger, which knew no bounds. N is how she Nurtured us without a sound.

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11. I Was Thinking Of Love And You Came To Mind

• By April Johnson
• Published by Family Friend Poems July 2006 with permission of the Author.

I was thinking of love, and you came to mind. I have many memories I would like to rewind. Do you remember those days I would lie in your lap

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My dad grew up hungry and on a dirt floor. He had to work when he was twelve. He sold ice cream cones to people at the train station. My mother had four siblings and a father who left and...

12. Profile Of My Grandma

• By Bridget A. Miller

The way it smells when she cooks. When you're bad, the way she looks. How she would do anything to help a friend. The way she'll stick by you until the end.

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Today is my mamaw's birthday and I called to read it to her and she started crying saying it was the most beautiful thing she has ever heard.

13. Ode To A Wonderful Nana

• By Amanda Hannan
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 2008 with permission of the Author.

There are moments in life when you miss someone So much, you just want to pluck them from Your dreams and hug them for real.

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14. My Grandma Was Special

• By Mandy Bauer
• Published by Family Friend Poems August 2008 with permission of the Author.

My grandma was special in every way, She made me smile every day. And she was always there for me, Especially in my time of need.

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This is the most painful day for me. When my grandma left me I was so lonely. December 25 is the day she died. My grandma was my best friend. She always supported me. Whatever I learned today...

15. I Must Be Lucky

• By Valerie Radcliffe
• Published by Family Friend Poems December 2009 with permission of the Author.

How lucky am I To have you by my side Your love shines through In all that you do

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16. Great-Grandmother, A Beautiful Woman

• By Jacquia Lindsay
• Published by Family Friend Poems April 2006 with permission of the Author.

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.

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I hope you don't mind that I shared this poem with a Great Grandmother in our church, she has custody of her two great grandchildren, one of them is 8 and the other is just born 3 months...

17. To My Nana

• By Kaili S. Kowalski

Who would try to give me all the world As far as she could see? Who always has two open arms

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This poem reminds me of my only grandchild, Faith. She is my son's daughter and was born when he was only 20 and I was 42 so I was not quite ready to be called "Grandma" yet but I loved...

18. One Of A Kind

• By Julie B. Bradstreet

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

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This is a beautiful poem, about grandma, well now as mothers day is near, I just think of my granny ( nanny as we used to call her ) , my what a lovely, caring, mother / granny she was,...

19. Happy Mother's Day, Grandma

• By Jacquelyn L. Baca

She picks me up from a fall. She yells at me when I color on the wall. She tells me about God and encourages me to pray. She holds me close and tells me everything's okay.

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20. Grandmother

• By Sheria S. Barnett

Her words are like a golden thread that binds our family. Her wisdom, like an art that shares so generously.

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Inside: Top Grandma poems to show her your true feelings

It can be so hard to articulate how exactly you feel about a loved one. I know this struggle well. That is why I have such a love for poetry! There is truly no other medium on the planet that can convey a feeling in such a precise way.

My grandma has been on my mind lately, and I so I started reading some of my favorite Grandma Poems to help me get in touch with my feelings. I wanted to share them with you today because I was left feeling such an immense sense of gratitude for the woman that helped raise me.

Below you see that there are a vast sea of people on this earth that love their grandparents dearly. These can be used as inspiration for your own poem, to put into cards, or whatever way you feel would best convey the message to your Grandma! She’s going to love these.

Grandma Poems

Some of my best memories were spent with my grandmother. She was truly one of the most loving people I know, and I am so lucky to be related to her. Okay, before I get to sappy…I will let you start to read these amazing grandma poems! There are plenty of different styles to go through, from single line poems to long ones!

1. Grandmother

She’s the one you see, at all my birthday parties, and school plays, It’s oh so reassuring to know, her smiles are just for me, The darkest night brightens, the moment I hear her voice, And rainy days become adventures when she joins in the play, My grandmother is so special, No one can ever take her place, My heart is filled with love each time I see her face.

2. She Knows

My grandmother knows everything about me sometimes before they happen, She has a sixth sense about most things in life, She knows how to kiss my cheek, or dry my tears, whenever I am hurt or afraid, She bakes all kinds of yummy food and can even make a snowman, too, In summertime, she teaches me to swim and how to catch a fish, But best of all, she knows how to be the best grandmother in the world to me.

3. For Grandma

i heard your voice this morning speaking from the foot of the bed your quilt crawled to the floor as i lay down in the first whisper of dawn. i heard your voice this morning the sound of cloth a casual sound a sunday morning preparing to visit your lord sound half your life half my life half my daughter’s life we all dream of landscapes romantic deserts white sands connecting us together a half dozen roses i play out my life listening every morning for your voice at the foot of the bed.

– Jaki Shelton

Wrinkly Skin, Soft Hands

Warm Cookies, Tight Hugs

These are what make my Grandma

5. Nana’s Little Angel

I have had the best time of my life with you, I think I am amongst the chosen few, To have a lovely grandma like you, You are too sweet is all I can say, In my life, you have an important role to play, Thanks, grandma, I love you a lot, You are always in my thoughts!

6. A Grandma’s Heart

A grandma’s heart is filled with love, And gratitude to God above. She thanks the Lord for her family tree, And all the blessings she can see.

7. I Love You, Grandma

Who has the tenderness of a mother? Who has the wisdom of a school teacher? Who has the tricks of a magician? Who has the ability to see the world through a child’s eye? Who has the stories about Mum and Dad? Who has always loved no matter what I do? Who has the songs to sing me when I am blue? Of course, it’s my Grandma, And I love you, and you bless my life!

8. Sometimes

Sometimes, when I get tired

I think about my grandma

My Grandma, who always puts everyone first

with a smile on her face

and I continue on for her.

9. Thank You Grandma

10. Grandma

Grandma’s secret places

mothballed memories

– Peter Rees

11. Read Book

This book Titled Tolerance

– Muhammad Safa Thajudeen

12. Grandma God Child

i was raised by grandma with mother for while but I am really a GRANDMA CHILD

– kurtis scott aka curtis futch jr

13. My Moral Compass

As I go through my life,

I always ask myself

Is this something I would tell me grandma?

And if it’s not, I won’t do it.

14. Memory Lane

grandma makes doughnuts grandpa plows the open fields heaven homes them now

– karen croft

Short Poems About Grandmothers

If you like to keep these short and sweet, then I think this list is the one for you. I never knew how so few words could create such a big impact on my heart! Yes, I am just a puddle of tears…but I just love my grandma, okay? If you think these grandma poems are bad, you should have seen me after reading sister poems.

You are everything you told me you are, I just was not listening.

– Ann Foster

It’s just A poem I Wrote for You may you Pull through Grandma I love you Too

– cs parker

I have a grandma Her name is Kalli She’s sweet, funny She’s Kalli Best grandma of all.

– Sadie Jackson

18. Today’s Grandma

Grandma Burgundy hair Laughing, hiding, seeking, Playful, running, sliding, happy Me

– Caren Krutsinger

I would give anything

for one of those classic hugs

The smell of old lady,

the strength of love.

I need my Grandma.

20. Collector

My grandma is a collecter

She collects trinkets

and hearts.

21. Betrayal

How am I supposed to look at my grandma

and tell her that I ate the last cookie?

22. Contentment

When I remember my grandma,

I remember jars of candy.

I remember sandwiches made just the way I like,

I remember Sunday naps and afternoon cuddles.

Basically, I remember contentment.

23. My Constant

My Grandma is the first person I call every morning.

Without fail, she says

Yes my dear?

She is my constant.

24. Grandma

She’s the one you see

at all my birthday parties

and school plays,

It’s oh so reassuring to know

her smiles are just for me,

The darkest night brightens

the moment I hear her voice,

And rainy days become

adventures when she joins in the play,

My grandmother is so special,

No one can ever take her place,

My heart is filled with love

each time I see her face.

25. Thank You

Thank you for those bedtime stories that would put me to sleep, Thank you for making me strong on days when I would feel so weak. Thank you Grandma for treating me like your own dear child, Thank you for giving me memories enough to last for a lifetime.

– WishAFriend

26. I Love You Grandma

There is never a time when I never needed you by my side, Your wise advice has shaped my life, the right way every time. For no random reason, I just wanted to tell you how much I love you, I promise to always be there for you and never leave you blue. And whenever you find yourself sad, don’t you shed a tear, Just always remember that your little one is always here! I love you Grandma.

27. Thank You Grandma

I have had the best time of my life with you, I think I am amongst the chosen few, To have a lovely grandma like you, You are too sweet is all I can say, In my life, you have an important role to play, Thanks grandma, I love you a lot, You are always in my thought!

28. To A Grandmother

At six o’clock in the evening, The time for lullabies, My son lay on my mother’s lap With sleepy, sleepy eyes! (O drowsy little manny boy, With sleepy, sleepy eyes!)

I heard her sing, and rock him, And the creak of the swaying chair, And the old dear cadence of the words Came softly down the stair.

And all the years had vanished, All folly, greed, and stain– The old, old song, the creaking chair, The dearest arms again! (O lucky little manny boy, To feel those arms again!)

– Christopher Morley

29. To The Grandmothers

Chornobyl, thirty years later

Old women with side gardens and jars of moonshine alone in empty villages,

tell me, solitary lynx, multitudinous wolf pack, how do you do it – all my life I’ve lived

in cities, bought food from grocery stores – what’s it like to return to the abandoned zone

on foot, reclaim your cottage beside the dank canal, to howl, to hunt in packs, to foal calves,

fell trees, light down in the bodies of swans and swim in cooling ponds, why would you

fly three thousand miles to build a nest inside the cracked concrete sarcophagus

over the remains of reactor four? She grins, hands over a jelly jar of vodka, the good stuff,

-Marsha De La O

Grandma Poems She Deserves to Hear

I don’t think we tell the people we love how we feel often enough. Life is too short to not express how we feel! Though it may feel silly, I urge you to read one of these grandma poems out loud to your Grandma next time you see her.

30. My Grandmas Song

When I was small,

and my grandma was tall

she would sing me a song

I’ve never forgotten,

I know where she got it,

The words I know all.

I hear them now, and I think of you

what a gift, when a song

is given to you.

31. My Grandmother’s Heart

Soft like cotton candy, Caring like mother earth, Beautiful like a piece of art, Sweet like honey, Deep like faith, That was my grandmother’s heart.

-Lucio Munoz

32. Toot Toot

My grandmother makes the best PB &Js

The best cookies

The best soup.

The best everything.

That’s my horn I get to toot.

33. Starry Night

There is always a moment,

when I look up at the sky at night

and feel you looking back at me.

I miss you Grandma.

34. Time Changes You

I remember when I was young,

I used to be so shocked by how much my mom looked like my grandma

as if it were just a copy-paste.

I don’t see it as clearly now, as I did then

But I know they are one.

35. My Grandma

You are the basis of my favorite memories

You are who I think of when I am looking for comfort

I am so grateful that you are mine.

36. Great Grandma

There is no way that I am going to miss the look on Grandma’s face

When I tell her that I named our daughter after her.

After all, she will be strong. Kind. Funny.

I want her to be great like her Great Grandma.

37. I love you Grandma Poem

Baker of cookies,

Lover of children

I love you so.

38. Prideful Grandma

My Grandma was fierce

She was soft

she was strong.

She never let anyone

Tell her what she was doing

Love looks like a Grandma,

with arms wide open.

40. Grandma Fever

I have grandma fever,

I cannot wait

for my little to have a little

so for goodness sake…

make me a Grandma.

41. Wrinkles

I have never found wrinkles as comfort as when I look at your eyes.

There is proof that you have spent your life smiling.

There are a few things in this world

That I hold dear.

My childhood blanket,

And my Grandma, Amir

43. Who Would Have Thought

I never thought that you would be mine

here while everything is suspended in time

I made your mom, and she made you

I am your Gramma Sue.

44. I Love You

There is no greater feeling than a Grandma’s love

45. My Future Self

I want to be a grandma one day

There is something so comforting about it

It’s like, once you reach that age

all fear and hate leave your heart

and you are left a beacon of happiness

46. Is It True

Is it true that one day you won’t be here?

I don’t want to believe it could be.

What kind of world would I be living in,

with you not right next to me?

47. I am Grateful

I am grateful that I got your wise years,

that I know this version of you.

You have learned many things,

felt many stings,

and they made you into

the person I know, love and cherish.

I love you, Grandma; please don’t perish.

Didn’t these Grandma Poems just make your heart swell? Sometimes it just takes a little bit of poetry to get your emotions flowing! I hope that you feel the same way I do; that grandmas are amazing.

Honestly, life is about cultivating the relationships we have to the best of our ability. Nothing improves a relationship more than communication. I think that is another reason why poetry means so much to me. It gives you a chance to really say what you are feeling.

There were so many amazing quotes on this list, but if you are looking for some that center around your community, then you must check out these inspiring poems about community!

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• Poems that Tenderly Capture the Essence of Grandma's House

There is something undeniably nostalgic and comforting about the memories we have of our grandma's house. It's a place where time seems to slow down, where laughter echoes through the halls, and where love is tangible in every nook and cranny. Countless poets have attempted to immortalize this special place in their verses, evoking the warmth and familiarity that only a grandma's house can offer. In this article, we will explore a few remarkable poems that beautifully encapsulate the essence of grandma's house.

"Grandma's House" by Ella Wheeler Wilcox

"grandma's house" by charles ghigna, "in grandma's house" by maya angelou.

Grandma's House , a poignant poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, paints a vivid picture of the sanctuary that is a grandmother's home. With delicate imagery and heartfelt words, the poet transports us to the haven of love that resides within grandma's walls.

Verse 1: In my little old room at grandmother's house, With the lattice casement low, Where the sweet briar rose and the hollyhock Peeped in and seemed to grow.

Verse 2: There were books on a shelf, and a quaint old clock, And a kitten played with a string, And a bird in a cage sang the whole day long To the flowers of early spring.

Wilcox beautifully captures the small yet significant details that make grandma's house so enchanting. The presence of nature, the cozy room, and the timeless objects all come together to create an atmosphere of warmth and tranquility.

In his poem, "Grandma's House" , Charles Ghigna takes us on a journey of cherished memories and the love that permeates every corner of grandma's house. Through his words, Ghigna invites us to revisit the tender moments that shape our lives.

Verse 3: In Grandma's house, I'm the one who helps Her cookies rise and her apple pies, I'm the one who helps her beat her eggs And makes her laugh with my silly tries.

Verse 4: In Grandma's house, I'm the one who hears Her voice in the dark when I can't sleep, I'm the one who listens to her story About the secret hidden in her keep.

Ghigna's poem captures the special bond between a grandchild and their grandmother. The shared experiences, the laughter, and the love are all beautifully depicted, making us yearn for the warmth that only grandma's house can provide.

Maya Angelou, renowned for her evocative poetry, presents "In Grandma's House" as a tribute to the lasting impact of a grandmother's love. In this heartfelt poem, Angelou reminisces about the refuge her grandma's house provided during challenging times.

Verse 5: In Grandma's house, I learn to heal, From wounds unseen, from scars unknown, I find solace in her tender touch, And strength in the love she's always shown.

Verse 6: In Grandma's house, I find my voice, Her wisdom echoes in every word, She teaches me the power of grace, And reminds me that I am heard.

Angelou's poem resonates with those who have sought refuge in the embrace of their grandmother. Through her words, we come to appreciate the transformative power of a grandma's house and the profound influence it can have on our lives.

The poems discussed above are just a glimpse into the rich tapestry of emotions and memories that surround grandma's house. From Ella Wheeler Wilcox's delicate imagery to Charles Ghigna's celebration of the grandchild-grandmother bond and Maya Angelou's reflection on healing and strength, these poets beautifully capture the essence of this cherished place. These verses serve as a reminder that grandma's house is not merely a physical location but a sanctuary filled with love, wisdom, and timeless memories.

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