Modern poems for grandma

Your steps are staggering.

A slightly swollen and old face

This is a bend in my heart and I can't turn it.

Used to be full of energy

The wind has blown away.

Like a wild goose without a trace

having a sting/twinge in the nose

There seems to be gravel blowing into my eyes.

I will miss you.

Let it follow the pace of moonlight.

Go back to the acacia tree where I played as a child.

A small pink fan covered with trees

They are all my smiling faces.

Pick one and wear it in your hair.

Summon my beautiful

It looks colorful.

I don't know. Velvet flower

How much I love you

Grandma's warm harbor.

be intoxicated

Someone always calls me by my real name.

That's when you rang the dinner bell.

"Mimi, go home for dinner!"

Even the cat next door should meow.