Grandpa’s Little Girl

Pola Grey
2 min readJan 23, 2021

I’ll always be Grandpa’s little girl.

Photo by Gita Krishnamurti on Unsplash

I will tell you a story

It’s fresh from my memory

It isn’t really that wow

But hope you like it somehow.

Have you heard ‘bout my first love?

He’s grandpa, he’s up above

They say I’m his favorite girl

He took care of me like pearl.

He’s been my baby sitter

Was my school service driver

Great ARJUKA master

Protector and supporter.

He gets me from my parents

Whenever hearing me cry

In times I feel like I can’t

You’ll see him frown, don’t ask why.

I remember that one time

I was sick and want some ice

He left, walked out for a while

Then came back to my surprise.

He bought me some ice candies

Without a need to say please

Seventy-nine was his age

Yet he didn’t ever change.

He spoiled me with love, kindness

And never made me feel less

Laugh and smile’s way to express

But his glare would make you stress.

Was twenty-three when he left

Which made me an empty shelf

Clearly t’was my first heartbreak

And a year filled with heartaches.

I remember crying once

Only when it was announced

Then focused into writing

Maybe my way of coping.

He never told me I’m fave

But claiming it anyway

Been a while since saw his grave

Wondering if that’s okay?

Nothing’s constant in life’s game

Cause nature easily twirl

But vow one to stay the same

I’ll always be Tatay’s little girl.

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Pola Grey

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