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Grandma's Hand
September 23, 2009
Tia Heywood’s poem “Grandma’s Hand” is an interesting poem that talks about her grandma’s hands were useful before she went blind. Tia’s grandmas use to use her hands a lot before she went blind know her hands lie down useless. This poem reminds me of my grandma that I haven’t seen her for a long time. All grandmas are important in our lives. I like this poem because she wrote a poem about her grandma and which is kind of her to write about her grandma.
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