Me and My Nana
ME AND MY NANA
Me and my Nana
Go to the park
And make daisy chains
- When it’s spring
Me and my Nana
Run very fast and jump up
And try to catch
The sunbeams from the sky
- When it’s summer
Me and my Nana
Walk down our lane
Add kick up all the golden leaves
- When it’s autumn
Me and my Nana
Have the most fun of all
- When it’s winter:
- We walk quite slowly from our house
- And turn the corner
- So Mum can’t see us any more –
Then we
Run and
Jump in puddles
And make a splash
And sometimes water gets into our wellies
And it’s all nice and squishy
And sometimes we get all splashed with mud
- And there’s no-one there to see us
- Or to tell us “Don’t do that”
Then we go home
And Mum says “Look at you two! – you’re all mucky!”
And my Nana tells my Mum
It’s only a bit of mud, and don’t be so boring –
- Then Nana winks at me
And I try and wink back
(I’m still practising)
And we creep upstairs, giggling,
To get clean again –
And, tomorrow,
Nana promises me we’ll find
The biggest puddle we can,
And jump right in it
Mum’ll be mad, I know
-But I’m really
Really
Looking forward
To tomorrow…
Hugh
Tue 18th Dec 2012 17:22
Loved it full of splash and mischief.An excellent poem displaying the bond of love and mischief between grandparents and grandchildren.