Grandfathers Chair
Who knows who else has used this chair?
Who knows the stories behind it?
Nobody
A bright green chair sits in my attic
It is very worked in
Not just physically yet emotionally too
It is the only loving memory I have of my grandfather
It was his chair
Now it is ours
It is pierced with holes in many places
The leather is worn
And the suede cushion
Is tearing
It’s a little rough around the edges
But it is still wpnderful
Just like the man who once occupied it
Jamie Pennock
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this is a very good poem and i really enjoyed it. thats deep.
you spelled wonderful wrong!
Good.
It touches me in the depths of my heart. Wpnderful?
I like it. It is funkylicous
Good except for those lines
Very good
It makes you fell warm hearted, loving and sad.
Jamie this is a great poem and i really enjoyed reading it. In fact,i read it twice! You have a typo..."But it is still wpnderful".
Hi its my second post yea! I enjoyed the poem but where its says "nobody" might want to expand on that like maybe "nobody sat here since"?
I really liked it it showed a lot of emotion and lots of happy thoughts. Though it had a bit too many pauses
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CHEESE POOP I LIKE POOP CHEESE POOP
This is a very good poem Jamie. You used very descriptive words that really put me in the right mind set. I could really picture that in my mind (the chair). So the descriptive words are what I really liked about the poem
Great Poem Jamie
-Zac Urback
Who knows who else has used this chair?
Who knows the stories behind it?
Nobody knows, it is just a chair
A bright green chair that sits in my attic
It is very worked in
Not just physically yet emotionally too
It is the only loving memory I have of my dear old grandfather
It was his chair
Now it is ours
It is pierced with holes in many places
The leather is worn
And the suede cushion
Is tearing
It’s a little rough around the edges
But it is still wonderful and warming
Just like the man who once once occupied it
thanks for thie info guys
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