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A Little Bit Like You
Grandma
Is there anything about me
That makes you think of you?
Something in the way I talk
Or in the things I do?
Can you see yourself a little bit?
Oh, could it just be true ~
That in my most becoming ways,
I’m a little bit like you?
Grandma,
Just roll back the years,
Remember long dark curls?
I know (for Daddy told me)
Grandmas, too, were little girls.
Remember when the lovely days
Of childhood were your own?
Do I remind you just a teeny bit
Of happy days at home?
Grandma,
I think you’re special ~
It would please me to no end,
To think I made you reminisce
About a girl back then;
With soft brown eyes and long dark curls,
Oh, Grandma! Say it’s true,
That in some sweet and tender way,
I remind yourself of you!
© by Joan Clifton Costner
A Little Bit Like You
(Grandma’s response)
Jesus,
Is there anything about me
That makes You think of You?
Something in the way I talk
Or in the things I do?
Can You see Yourself a little bit?
Oh, could it just be true ~
That in my most becoming ways,
I’m a little bit like You?
Jesus,
Just roll back the years,
Remember a starry night?
I know (I’ve told it often)
How that new star shone so bright!.
Remember when the lovely days
Of childhood were your own?
Then You worked so hard at Calvary
To give me my mansion home!
Jesus,
You are so special ~
It would please me to no end,
To think I made you reminisce
About a child of God back then;
With a job to do for love of God,
Oh Jesus! May it be true,
That in my small but faithful ways,
I remind Yourself of You!
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Midi: "THROUGH THE YEARS"
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