I Love My Grandad Board Book

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Nana and I miss you every day. We love you so much and we hope you had a wonderful birthday! We love you Nana I love you so much and I miss you, Grandpa. When I grow up, I want to be just like you. I love how you always sing and dance around like no one’s watching. Grandpa, thanks for telling me about Jesus, who is now my best friend! He lives in my heart! And he gave me a friend like you to teach me about him. Love ya lots – your little buddy, Jax Slayton. Grandpa, I love you so much. Thanks for being the best grandpa in the world. You are a role model and have always been my hero. I love you.

This is one of the most common funeral poems, but it is used frequently for a reason. The speaker of this poem is deceased. His mourners are instructed to look for him in nature as opposed to standing in the cemetery and crying. Final Thoughts The speaker in this poem misses her grandfather, who died of cancer. She reflects on the life of the great man and remembers the moments they shared. Funeral Poems for Grandpa or Great-Grandpa Every chance you get, tell your grandpa that he is beloved and treasured. Thank him for the sacrifices he made for his family. Tell your grandpa that you love him.

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Does your grandpa have a great sense of humor? Take advantage of this by sharing funny or uplifting poems with the man you adore. You may also want to make a playlist of songs for grandparents to play on your grandpa’s special day. 6. “They Say I Have” by Shel Silverstein Here are some poems about a grandpa’s love that are both beautifully written and meaningful. 1. “My Papa’s Waltz” by Theodore Roethke You may feel awkward having this type of honest conversation with someone you revere, and you may feel more comfortable sharing a poem. Here’s some poetry for grandpa that you may choose to share instead. While we will include funeral poems on our list, it would be best to share your feelings with your grandfather instead of with his mourners at his funeral. Poems About Grandpa’s Love

Right. Grandpa, do you remember the time I was being a total brat and you said you couldn’t love me anymore? Well it worked because I stopped being a jerk. But I’m glad to say that after some good old fashioned discipline (I was grounded for two weeks) that we are good again. Now I love you so much that it straight up hurts! Good thing I’ll never have to give you this letter because you know how much I love you, now and forever. Today, “70 Things We Love About Grandpa” proudly hangs on Grandpa’s wall. “I am sure that when my step-mom goes to the grocery store or runs errands,” Donna says, “Dad stands beneath it and reads and cries again. This was, by far, the most moving, celebratory, affirming gift I have ever given to anyone.” 70 Things We Love About Grandpa—One for Each Year!!! Grandpa, you are always there for me. I can talk to you about anything, and I know you will help me through it. You listen to my dreams and aspirations, and tell me I can achieve them all. You fill my heart with love every time I see your sweet face. Grandpa, you have given me everything I could ever want in a grandpa. Love you! You are kind and strong. You are stubborn and smart. You are honest and fair. I cherish you and care for you, more than anything in the world. My only wish is to see you happy and cheer your soul, until the end of time. Love Your Granddaughter

Were you able to visit your grandfather right before he died? If so, you may have enjoyed a poignant moment together or even shared a laugh or two. This poem describes the last visit between a grandson and a “Poppi.” 12. “The Best Granddad” by Jessica Miles This poem tells the story of a grandfather who suffered at the hands of bigots and oppressors but still showed love to his grandson by taking time to run a friendly footrace against the child. 3. “Digging” by Seamus Heaney This poem tells the humorous story of reading that an elderly person was hit by a car. Aghast, the speaker in the poem continues to read the newspaper account of the accident only to learn that the victim was younger than he was. This short poem may put a smile on your grandpa’s face. Poems to Remember a Grandpa Who Died

Dear Grandpa, I Love You. I love the smell of your pipe tobacco, how you let me hold your pipe in my hand. I love seeing you feed our pet chinchillas and fish. I love sitting on your lap and listening to you tell me stories about when you were a little boy. I love seeing you in your red baseball cap and hearing you take your snoring medicine. Here is a kiss for your cheek and here are some hugs too! Grandpa, I love your face. I like that you are old. I love the way you smell and that you have a lot of wrinkles. You are a good cuddler. I love you and Happy Valentines Day. Finding a poem to read at your grandfather’s funeral may be a difficult task. How can you find the right words to describe how you feel? Here are some poems to consider. 16. “Remember” by Christina Rossetti My grandpa’s name is John. He is a nice man, with a good heart. He loves me so much. I want to show him that I love him, too. We both love fishing and he helps me fish.

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Even if you don’t typically enjoy reading poetry, you may enjoy a few of these pieces that we have listed. They are very accessible and may help you put into words how you feel about your grandparent. If you love your grandpa, you’ll love this post. It lists best inspiring I Love My Grandpa quotes. I Love My Grandpa This card is on topic of Love! It’s about a grandfather and grandpa love! I had to make up this grandpa love poem because of my Grandpa. He is the greatest! I want to tell him how much I love him, it’s hard because he lives in another state. So, this card is for you Papa and I hope you like it. Donna Reish wanted to make her father’s seventieth birthday extra special. “We knew that his daughters and nine grandchildren were the most important things to him,” she says, “so we centered the day around spending time together.” Grandpa you are the best! I look up to you and want to be just like you when I grow up. You are a great man who has taught me right from wrong. I love you so much and only wish for the best for you in return!