The Almighty sends heavenly creatures in every
child's life, in the form of grandparents. They are God's precious gifts
to humankind, designated to impart strength, wisdom and love from
generation to generation. Their warmth can be felt in their embrace and
their love for us is reflected in their aging eyes. Many poets have
praised these exemplary creatures in their poems. Christian
grandparents' poems are few samples of people's love for their
grandparents. In this article, we have enlisted some Christian
grandparents' poetry that expresses love of a person for his/her
grandparents.
Christian Grandparents Poems
God's Gift of Grandparents
Grandparents are like honeybees;
They are the very sweetest.
They give you hugs and kisses,
And their stories are the neatest.
The honey they produce
Is more valuable than gold,
For this honey is the lessons
That we lovingly are told.
Grandparents want the best for us
And say we can achieve
Any goal that we have set,
If only we believe.
They help us spread our wings
So when we leave our honeycomb ,
We'll make the right decisions
Though we be away from home.
Yes, grandpas are like silver,
And grandmas are a gem,
But better than one hundred diamonds
Are the things I learn from them.
- By Alyssa Marie Bentham
Grandparents
Few can bring the warmth
We can find in their embrace,
And little more is needed to bring love.
Than the smile on their face.
They've a supply of precious stories,
Yet they've time to wipe a tear,
Or give us reasons to make us laugh,
They grow more precious through the years.
I believe that God sent us Grandparents
As our legacy from above,
To share the moments of our life,
As extra measures of His love.
- By Unknown Author
God's Gift of Angels
She rocks another baby...
hums an age old lullabye
She hopes no one is watching
as with thanks, she starts to cry
Remembering the time
when the babies were her own
And her mother told her gently
too soon they would be grown
Lots of bedtime stories,
skinned knees, and tears to dry
Teddy bears, toy trucks and dolls
and kites up in the sky
First days of school, first loves,
the proms, the wedding days
Sand castles and snowball fights
and teaching them to pray
Now, as she holds her grandchild
and gives thanks unto the Lord
She knows to be a Grandma
is motherhood's reward!
- By Unknown Author
