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My Grandmother’s Hands

Oct 11, 2022
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By K. Monalisa



A vacation is ready to give a

Astounding invitation from my grandmother’s house

Travelling through meters and miles

Carrying tons of smiles

Pleasant fragrance in the house

Is gallivanting around my nose

When I am fed up with the situations

And my grandmother is ready with her medications



Her consolement always

Improves my contentment

Her congenial lap is ready

For a forty winks

Her enthralling stories are enough

To remove all my worries

She is impregnable to make me stout

With her delicious and delighted food. … .



By K. Monalisa




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