A letter to my lovely Grandpa
By Gaelle Sinsaire
I wish you were alive every day that I breath
I miss you calling me “Bon bagay”
I miss your smile, your talks
Why did you have to go so soon?
I was hoping that you would stay to see me grow old, but you left
The byes were painful but buried the pain inside and it still hurt just like yesterday
I remember the last moment where you are laying on the bed, I still can see you there
When I saw you for the last time you were awake, but your soul was in the between, I could feel you had already left
Grandpa, I miss your big smile
Why did you had to take your last breath so soon?
I know you gone and you not coming back, but I cannot stop to look by the door
You are now in the invisible world, but I just wish I could see you again
Why did you say Goodbye soon?
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Gaelle Sinsaire
Natural is beautiful and we all are a piece of it. I'm a college student in my 3rd year at BSU. I'm excited to find vocal+ because I'm a new comer writer and I hope to share my creative and to learn from other's work.
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