Topic Tags: grandparents

“When my grandfather died, his body swelled again / fluid filled him, drowning him from inside.”

“One time, we tried to learn a line dance / where we linked arms in order of the generations…”

“G-d forbid we eat grocery store drek.”

A poem on counting the years with your grandchildren.

A complete ceremony to honor becoming a grandparent, either with the new family member’s parents and new grandchild present or from a distance

“My grandchild, at three, is imperious”

“This year we have someone new joining our Seder table”

“Your birthright renews every breath”

Poem honoring a grandmother’s story of survival

We are all together walking home, on the road of teshuva