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Yesterday by Felix LeRoy Perry Friday, May 11, 2012 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan It amazes me how fast grandchildren seem to grow compared to children...or is that just my imagination?

Yesterday Yesterday I held her gently in my big arms She was just a wrinkled ball of pink Yesterday I took her for a ride in her stroller She thought it was funny dropping her toy Yesterday she held unto my finger she walked Magic first steps at my side Yesterday she called my name when she fell And I held her and kissed the owie away Yesterday I watched her ride her first bike Hid tears when she fell and broke her arm Yesterday I seen her sitting in her classroom But still wanting me to stay close by Yesterday I saw her being the star of a play Proudly I passed her a red rose Yesterday I was at the finish line when she ran a 5K race Hugged her when she showed me her medal Poppy wonders what tomorrow will bring…

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Reviewed by Tom Hyland	5/18/2012

WELL DONE, FEE ! AND SHE IS CUTE AS A BUTTON!




Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	5/14/2012

i know what you mean--my precious grandkids - how i want to cherish their childhoods




Reviewed by Rose Rideout	5/13/2012

It is hard to keep up with them as they grow daily. She is beautiful Poppy. Hugs Cuz XOXOX Rose




Reviewed by neerja gandhi	5/11/2012

That's nice... sharing...loving and living...i've so much missed on my kids :( coz of my bouts of Alzheimer's sort of..so at times they did my part...heehee...but its love...and being around ..nothing like love and loving..nice photo...best wishes to both of you..neerja




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	5/11/2012

Cute young lady that will have her poppy there for ever and always, in one form or another, you & she are both quite lucky in every respect...e




Reviewed by D. Vaineo	5/11/2012

Fee, God, do they ever grow fast. You have a beautiful grandaughter! Always, Deborah




Reviewed by Laura Fall	5/11/2012

Yes grandchildren sure grow up fast as I have two granddaughters six years old and the youngest just turned one . This is truly a heartfelt write and your granddaughter is beautiful Laura




Reviewed by Mary Ann Biddinger	5/11/2012

Poppy Fe your granddaughter is beautiful. They do grow quickly as a pop-up book picture book you have read her many times. Sweet poem to share 'Amazing' with her. Lady Mary Ann




Reviewed by Deborah Tornillo	5/11/2012

Awe Fee - the joy of being a grandparent is one of God's gift to us as we near our end. What a wonderful gift - I know, I have 4 beautiful grandchildren. God Bless You, Deb




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	5/11/2012

Proud Poppy, It is an amazing wonderment to have Grandchildren and share in their stepping stones, you have many more to take..but for now enjoy today! Hugs, Chrissie




Reviewed by Richard King	5/11/2012

Very nice, Fee. I like it. If your imagination says time is moving faster these days, we've probably both been traveling down the same road. I posted a vaguely similar poem a few months back, titled I WATCHED, but it was about my son rather than my grand children. Nicely Done, Dick




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart	5/11/2012

Fee this is such a sweet poem for a beautiful little granddaughter. You've been missed around here!




Reviewed by Clarence Prince	5/11/2012

May God bless your granddaughter, Felix! Yesterday she was, but today she is!