Grandmother Poems

Poems for Grandmothers

A grandmother's job never ends. Many grandmothers in our society step in to raise children when their mother is unavailable. Even in the best of situations, having a grandmother to help with child raising and to provide a softer touch is often a welcome intrusion. The other side of the issue is that grandmothers have to realize when it is time to step back and keep their mouths shut. If there is a healthy father and mother, they are the ones with the final say in how to raise their children.

34 Poems about Grandmothers

1. Growing Up With Grandma
- By Candy Canan
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
The one who raises us is truly our parent, even if they did not give birth to us.

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I don't know when it happened.
I don't know when she came,
But she's the one I always knew.
Grandma was her name.

I don't know when it happened.
I don't know when she came,
But she's the one I always knew.
Grandma was her name.

She taught me how to tie my shoes.
She taught me how to talk,
And though I can't remember,
I think she taught me how to walk.

When all the other kids in school
Would talk about Mom and Dad,
I wondered where my parents were;
That made me kinda sad.

And sometimes there were days I'd cry
Or hide my head in shame.
But Grandma took it all in stride
And loved me all the same.

She'd wrap her arms around me
And kiss me on the head.
She'd tell me that she loved me
When she tucked me into bed.

Being a teen, I remember the days
When being with friends was more fun.
And I wondered what it would have been like
To actually be someone's son,

To have a regular family,
Some siblings, a mom, and a dad.
What had I done to deserve less than others?
Sometimes I felt so mad.

"It's alright, it's okay," Grandma would say.
"One day you'll understand why.
Life just isn't fair to everyone, you see.
It's always okay to cry."

And when I went off to college,
I met the love of my life.
It was Grandma who was the first I told
That I planned to make her my wife.

Soon after I'd become a father,
For that I could hardly wait.
To have a child of my very own,
And to make my Grandma a "Great."

A little girl to share her name,
For all that she'd given me.
So much I owed to Grandma.
That was plain to see.

As time passed and life grew short
I hoped my Grandma knew
That it was her love and her support
That always got me through.

If I could tell her one more thing,
"Thanks Grandma," is what I 'd say,
"For loving me and making me
The man I am today."

November 6, 2004
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2. There Once Was An Old Woman
- By Patricia A Fleming
- Published by Family Friend Poems May 26, 2022
This poem is a bit of a story, so it is long. This poem is about growing old, the toll life takes, and the joy of grandchildren.

An Old Woman's Story

There once was a woman
Who grew old with time.
She bore her life story
In the curve of her spine.

There once was a woman
Who grew old with time.
She bore her life story
In the curve of her spine.

In the lines and the creases
Of her warm, weathered face
Lay those long nights of worry
And those arduous days.

In her pale, veiny hands,
Once so nimble and strong,
Rested remnants of hard work
And a deftness now gone.

She displayed her life's losses
In her dull, woesome eyes
And a heart often wounded
But well-lived and wise.

She was a doddering soul
With her sore, swollen feet
That could once trek for miles
And never grow weak.

Her voice was a whisper
Between shallow, strained breaths.
But she still told her tales
So she'd never forget.

Around her sweet smile
Were deep, puckered lines
From those smiles she shared
Through both good and bad times.

Now she sits on her porch
For hours each day.
In the brightest of sunshine
Or the heaviest rains.

Her head slips to her chest
As she drifts off to sleep,
Lost in her memories
And impossible dreams.

A tap on her shoulder
And she's now wide awake,
And there in her sights
Is that fresh little face!

"Grandma, it's me,
How are you today?"
And with those sweet words,
All the time fades away.

In those bright joyful eyes
Was her reason to be.
She was her will to go on
And her heart's steady beat.

She was her hope for tomorrow
And her wish for today.
She was that part of herself
That would not die away!

She was now all grown up
And all on her own.
In those deep moments of thought
And feeling alone.

She'd think of that old woman
Who had been her best friend
And she longed every day
To see her again.

She was that part of her soul
That still guided her way
And that love in her heart
That would not die away!
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3. Nana's Little Angel
- By Lindsey M. Moulton
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A poem about a very special woman in the life of her granddaughter.

Nana, you are special.
Your love knows no bounds.
A room takes special warmth whenever you're around.
You think I'm cute and talented and maybe even wise,

Nana, you are special.
Your love knows no bounds.
A room takes special warmth whenever you're around.
You think I'm cute and talented and maybe even wise,
But I know that's why all grandparents see though loving eyes.
Every day with you is precious;
I'm so grateful for the time.
Of all the grandparents in the world,
I'm thankful that you're mine.
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4. My Guardian Angel
- By Susan Perry
- Published by Family Friend Poems September 2015
My parents divorced when I was two, and my Grandmother helped raise and care for me. Although she was divorced herself after 35 years of marriage, she somehow managed to take care of me and her two grown sons, one of whom was an alcoholic and the other had mental issues. She also, with open arms, took in my uncle's son at a very young age who was handicapped. Although we didn't have much, we all had my Grandmother's love.
My Grandmother passed away 2 years ago; she will forever be in my heart.

Grandma Is A Blessing Poem

Are there guardian angels?
I believe so
For God gave me a beautiful lady
to help watch me grow

Are there guardian angels?
I believe so
For God gave me a beautiful lady
to help watch me grow

A lady so beautiful
inside and out
She had to be an angel
God let slip out

This lady's a blessing
from the Lord up above
who taught me life's lessons
through courage and love

A lady to protect me
from all of my fears
and love me and hold me
and wipe all my tears

A lady so special
she's touched lives of many
and keeps us together
at all cost, if any

This lady is my Grandma
To her I do owe
all the joy life can bring
wherever she goes

I love you, Grandma
Thanks for being you

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5. Grandma
- By Shannon E. Hauser
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
Grandma, you are all these things to me, and I will be these to you.

Love Between Grandmother And Grandchild

You're my earth, you're my world;
you're my moon that circles my world.
You're my moon, you're my star;
you're the one I look upon in the dark.

You're my earth, you're my world;
you're my moon that circles my world.
You're my moon, you're my star;
you're the one I look upon in the dark.
You shine like the sun that brightens my day
And take all the dark storms away.
I will be there for you whenever you need help.
I will shine like you did through my sickness and health.
I will be that angel that sits on your shoulder
to make you happy and better when the sun goes away and sets for the next day.
Don't worry, I will still be on your shoulder
and I will love you until the world is over.
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6. Grandma
- By Michele S. Reeves
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A girl pays homage to her grandmother, always there for her, and now watching her from the heavens. She taught her to live with love, and for that she is eternally grateful.

Thank You For Being There

Grandma,
A baby cradled in your arms...
Teaching me your gentle charms.
Growing up with you by my side...

Grandma,
A baby cradled in your arms...
Teaching me your gentle charms.
Growing up with you by my side...
Learning from you never to lie.
To understand and not judge too...
Love and kindness I also learned from you.
Through the years you watched me grow...
Teaching me everything I'd need to know.
Listening to every word I've said...
And every word I wrote you've read.
You've been there for me to the end...
Until the day for you, God did send.
Now you watch me from up above...
Shining down on me your heavenly love.
I will miss you with all my heart...
Thank you for being there from the start.
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7. In My Granny's Lap
- By Judy Gipson
- Published by Family Friend Poems January 2009
I recently started writing inspirational words to friends or acquaintances who were ill or missing a loved one. At the urging of others, I began to compile the poems in a notebook. I will leave copies of these for my adult children, upon my demise.

I find such a comfort
In my Granny's lap.
I snuggle and lie there
As I take my nap.

I find such a comfort
In my Granny's lap.
I snuggle and lie there
As I take my nap.
I wiggle around
Till I find my place
Then peep out to see
The love that's in her face.
Sometimes pretending to sleep,
But I'm not.
I'm just resting, enjoying
The time as we rock.
There's nothing quite like it
In all of the land
To wake up, cooing
While she holds my hand.
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8. Grandma's Wings
- By Ricky R. Hernandez
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
Some grandmas are so special that they really must be angels!

Poem About Grandma Being An Angel

Grandma, I wonder
where you keep your wings.

Are they hung in your closet

Grandma, I wonder
where you keep your wings.

Are they hung in your closet
with the rest of your things?

Do you put them away
and just use them at night

or give them to Rosie
to polish up bright?

I know you have wings,
for this must be true,

'cause God always gives
them to angels just like you.
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9. Profile Of My Grandma
- By Bridget A. Miller
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
Profile of Grandma

Poem For A Loving Grandma

The way it smells when she cooks.
When you're bad, the way she looks.
How she would do anything to help a friend.
The way she'll stick by you until the end.

The way it smells when she cooks.
When you're bad, the way she looks.
How she would do anything to help a friend.
The way she'll stick by you until the end.
She's one of the nicest people you'll ever meet.
Unless you get on her bad side, then you're in for a treat.
The way she'll cheer you up when you're down.
And how she helps you to turn your frown.
The way she jokes and laughs with me,
Her soul so kind, so sweet, so free.
She inspires me in different ways every day.
My grandma is wonderful in every way.
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10. I Was Thinking Of Love And You Came To Mind
- By April Johnson
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
The poem below is dedicated to my Grandmother.

I was thinking of love, and you came to mind.
I have many memories I would like to rewind.

Do you remember those days I would lie in your lap

I was thinking of love, and you came to mind.
I have many memories I would like to rewind.

Do you remember those days I would lie in your lap
As you doodled my ears, I would take a short nap.

I'm remembering the nights that we spent together.
You would scratch my back gently, ever so tender.

As I rewind a bit more, I am seeing much fun.
I'm remembering the fall and all the raking we had done.

So many leaves piled by the tree,
You would cover me up till I couldn't see.

Those are just a few of the memories I have.
Let's rewind a bit more to when I was bad.

I'm sorry for the times when I made you cry.
Looking back at the past, I'm not sure I know why.

I know as a child I was stubborn, selfish, and strange,
But look at me now, and how much I've changed.

I assume looking back, it's hard to understand
That today I'm quite normal, I think God lent a hand.

The ending is near, I think I've said enough!
I could go on forever, but ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

All joking aside, I would be up all night
If I continued this poem and continued to write.

There are just not enough words to express all the love
Other than the words written above.

So I thank you!
From the bottom of my heart for loving me no matter what.
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11. I Must Be Lucky
- By Valerie Radcliffe
- Published by Family Friend Poems December 2009
I am a 13-year-old girl, and I wrote this poem for my grandmother's birthday. I found your site, and I started to write a poem to see what people think. I hope that my grandmother will love it too.

Grandmother's Birthday Poem

How lucky am I
To have you by my side
Your love shines through
In all that you do

How lucky am I
To have you by my side
Your love shines through
In all that you do

So much you have said
So much I have heard
So much you have taught
So much I have learned

I know that we have had ups and downs
And sometimes even a little frown
You have always been there, so I will say
I love you, and have a wonderful special day
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12. My Grandma Was Special
- By Mandy Bauer
- Published by Family Friend Poems August 2008
I wrote this poem for my grandmother who passed away February 10, 2005. No words in the world can express just how much I miss her!

My grandma was special in every way,
She made me smile every day.
And she was always there for me,
Especially in my time of need.

My grandma was special in every way,
She made me smile every day.
And she was always there for me,
Especially in my time of need.

She was the one I ran to
When I didn't know what to do,
And she was the one who was always there
When no one else seemed to care.

When I was down,
She made me smile,
And that smile
Lasted a while.

My grandma was not just my grandma,
She was my best friend.
She was my heart,
And the day she died,
My world fell apart.

I love and miss you grandma!

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13. Grandmother
- By Shrabasti Batabyal
- Published by Family Friend Poems April 2019
My grandmother (Aparna Sengupta) left us on March 12, 2017, on the day of Holi. The gods welcomed her in their garden after a year of extreme pain and suffering. Two years have passed, but I still miss my granny a lot. She was the person with whom I spent the long lonely hours. She was the person with whom I used to sleep. Her presence was the relief, the place of confession that my young mind searched for. I missed her for the last two years, I miss her today, and I will always miss her in my life.

Grandmother Acrostic Poem

G for the Glamour of her wrinkled, old face.
R for the way my mind she used to Refresh.
A for her Anger, which knew no bounds.
N is how she Nurtured us without a sound.

G for the Glamour of her wrinkled, old face.
R for the way my mind she used to Refresh.
A for her Anger, which knew no bounds.
N is how she Nurtured us without a sound.
D is for the Discipline she followed every day.
M is how she Motivated us in our way.
O is for Originality, rhymes she used to say.
T is for the Trust that between us lay.
H is for Holiness as she is no more here.
E is how she Endured the death and the fear.
R is for the Relief I got whenever she was near.
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14. To My Nana
- By Kaili S. Kowalski
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
For a special Nana who always made time for her granddaughter.

Who would try to give me all the world
As far as she could see?

Who always has two open arms

Who would try to give me all the world
As far as she could see?

Who always has two open arms
And smiles just made for me?

Who always finds some special time
That we two can share?

And never is too busy
To show how much she cares.

There's not another in the world
From Rome to Ohio

I'm glad God made you for me
I love you so much, Nana!
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15. Grandmother
- By Sheria S. Barnett
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A grandmother binds her family together with her unconditional love.

Her words
are like a golden thread that binds our family.
Her wisdom,
like an art that shares so generously.

Her words
are like a golden thread that binds our family.
Her wisdom,
like an art that shares so generously.
Her feelings
like a quilt that warms us like no other.
The hands
of one so dear the one we call Grandmother.
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16. Grandma
- By Jessica K. Riley
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
As her grandmother lays sick, she pleads to her to hold on and live to get better for there are so many whom she is precious to.

Don't Give Up Poem

O Grandma, O Grandma, don't ever give up hope.
All you family and friends are learning to cope.
Please stay strong and never stop praying.
You will get better soon; that's what everyone is saying.

O Grandma, O Grandma, don't ever give up hope.
All you family and friends are learning to cope.
Please stay strong and never stop praying.
You will get better soon; that's what everyone is saying.

You are Grandpa's life; please stay with him.
If you were to leave us, the world would be so grim,
You are on our minds every minute of every day.
You would never get sick if I had it my way.

Loving and generous is what you are.
Everyone who loves you isn't too far.
I can't tell you how much I care about you.
I know you'll get better; I know this is true.

There is one thing that you have to promise me you'll do,
Please beat this thing and keep your faith too,
Don't ever give up hope and don't ever say goodbye,
because God is with you and so am I.
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17. One Of A Kind
- By Julie B. Bradstreet
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
A woman writes a poem about her grandmother who has left this world behind. She remains with her in spirit and will remain so forever.

Rhyming Grandmother Poem

The funny beautiful lady
That means so much to me
May be gone from the land of the living
But with me she will always be

The funny beautiful lady
That means so much to me
May be gone from the land of the living
But with me she will always be
Because my memory holds her dearly
And my pen recalls her ways
And most of all I love her
A love that always stays
It stays inside my memory
And is often on my mind
Because a lady like my grandma
Is rare and hard to find.
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18. Grandma's Lil' Girl
- By Donna C. Elkins
- Published by Family Friend Poems February 2006
Taking the time to thank the ones in our life who made a difference

Memories Of Grandma

Grandma, I was thinking of you today and a smile tickled my face.
Remembering all the things you taught me, like always to say grace.
I remember sitting in your lap while you read the Bible out loud,
To hear me sing a gospel song made you so proud.

Grandma, I was thinking of you today and a smile tickled my face.
Remembering all the things you taught me, like always to say grace.
I remember sitting in your lap while you read the Bible out loud,
To hear me sing a gospel song made you so proud.
I thought of those Saturday mornings I watched them fix your hair,
I remember crossing the street and hearing GIRL, YOU BETTER STOP RIGHT THERE!!!
I remember the goodness you instilled in me though sometimes it doesn't show,
You played a very special part in my life and I thought that you should know...
My childhood is filled with memories of you that you couldn't buy with all the gold in the world,
And even though I am all grown up, at heart I will always be GRANDMA'S LIL' GIRL!!!
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19. Picture Perfect
- By Chantel
- Published by Family Friend Poems May 2010
I made this poem up for my grandmother because she is very dear to me. It's for Mother's Day as you can tell by the last line. I described her all throughout the poem. I hope you enjoy! -Cheers

Mother's Day Poem For Grandma

Grandmothers are the very best,
In many more ways than one.
They dance, they sing,
They laugh, they play.

Grandmothers are the very best,
In many more ways than one.
They dance, they sing,
They laugh, they play.
Never let you stick out your tongue.

They play in the garden and on the swing set.
Sometimes even in the sand.
And when you go to cross the street,
They reach out and hold your hand.

They love the flowers you pick,
And all the pictures you paint.
They also love the poems,
You do tend to make.

They may not like to cook,
And they may not like to clean,
But boy do they like to see
How happy you can be
When you're with your grandma
On Mother's Day.
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20. A Golden Heart
- By Mary Lou Andrews
- Published by Family Friend Poems April 2009
This poem was written for my grandmother. She raised me all my life, and I always thought of her as my mother. I gave this poem to her about six years ago. She kept it on her headboard so she could read it all the time. She recently passed away, and it's really hard, but she is in a better place. She was buried with this poem so she can always read it.

A heart so golden and true
No matter what, she will always be here for you.
Through rain or snow, her love for you will always show.
I do believe God created her different from the rest.

A heart so golden and true
No matter what, she will always be here for you.
Through rain or snow, her love for you will always show.
I do believe God created her different from the rest.
Has she showed you she is nothing but the best?
Everyone knows the answer to that question.
Her love for you is something I don't need to mention.
But when the day comes and she is lying still
Are you going to wish you showed her how you feel?

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Grandmother Poems

Poems for Grandmothers

34 Poems about Grandmothers

1. Growing Up With Grandma

The one who raises us is truly our parent, even if they did not give birth to us.

2. There Once Was An Old Woman

This poem is a bit of a story, so it is long. This poem is about growing old, the toll life takes, and the joy of grandchildren.

3. Nana's Little Angel

A poem about a very special woman in the life of her granddaughter.

4. My Guardian Angel

5. Grandma

Grandma, you are all these things to me, and I will be these to you.

6. Grandma

A girl pays homage to her grandmother, always there for her, and now watching her from the heavens. She taught her to live with love, and for that she is eternally grateful.

7. In My Granny's Lap

I recently started writing inspirational words to friends or acquaintances who were ill or missing a loved one. At the urging of others, I began to compile the poems in a notebook. I will leave copies of these for my adult children, upon my demise.

8. Grandma's Wings

Some grandmas are so special that they really must be angels!

9. Profile Of My Grandma

Profile of Grandma

10. I Was Thinking Of Love And You Came To Mind

The poem below is dedicated to my Grandmother.

11. I Must Be Lucky

I am a 13-year-old girl, and I wrote this poem for my grandmother's birthday. I found your site, and I started to write a poem to see what people think. I hope that my grandmother will love it too.

12. My Grandma Was Special

I wrote this poem for my grandmother who passed away February 10, 2005. No words in the world can express just how much I miss her!

13. Grandmother

14. To My Nana

For a special Nana who always made time for her granddaughter.

15. Grandmother

A grandmother binds her family together with her unconditional love.

16. Grandma

As her grandmother lays sick, she pleads to her to hold on and live to get better for there are so many whom she is precious to.

17. One Of A Kind

A woman writes a poem about her grandmother who has left this world behind. She remains with her in spirit and will remain so forever.

18. Grandma's Lil' Girl

Taking the time to thank the ones in our life who made a difference

19. Picture Perfect

I made this poem up for my grandmother because she is very dear to me. It's for Mother's Day as you can tell by the last line. I described her all throughout the poem. I hope you enjoy! -Cheers

20. A Golden Heart