I had a squishy Grandma
Her lap so soft and safe
Her arms wrapped tight 'round me
A comforting embrace
She would snuggle me to sleep
Love glowing on her face
And when she rocked me gently
There was no safer place
How I miss my Grandma's
Squishy safe embrace
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A. J. Schoenfeld
I only write about the real world. But if you look close enough, you'll see there's magic hiding in plain sight everywhere.
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This is beautiful and touching! ✨