Transitions
Placid empty nest,
Graying hair and grandchildren.
Life in transition.
Graying hair and grandchildren.
Life in transition.
Published by Mike Powers
Winner of the 2010 Best of AC Award in the Books category, I am a freelance writer with extensive experience writing online book, movie, and music reviews, poetry, short stories, and other articles of gener... View profile
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36 Comments
Post a CommentBeautiful poem-having grandchildren is such fun!!
The times they are a-changing.
I'm so there! :]
Congratulations again on the grandbaby. May you enjoy getting younger as you play together.
Amazing.
The only thing that changed over the years is that families often used to live in the same village, now so often we all live so far apart.
Very good. The only constant in life is that things are constantly changing.
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing ♥
Wise and wonderful words. The transition from parent to grandparent is a sweet thing. You get to spoil the kids rotten and than send them home to their parents :)
awwww...lol. :-) Loved.