Visiting Grandma
Sit down
Eat some food
You are too skinny
Have a nosh with us
Don’t just nibble at the food
You need more than just a snack
There is not enough meat on your bones
You are wasting away in front of my eyes
Today it is Quadrille with Mish hosting at dVerse. 44 words, not including the title. Include the word “nibble” in some form.
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Oh I know words similar…well constructed poem…
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Thank you. My grandma was sure everyone needed to eat more. ☺
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Typical mom!
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Yep
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😍
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This poem was definitely not directed at me 😀
❤
David
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Remembering my grandma 😉
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Well done, and reminds me of my grandmother.
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Thanks. Grandmas are great
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This reminds me of my mom,she always tells me to eat and eat,and I do that,but I still stay skinny! 😉
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Lucky you
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I was always told I had no meat on my bones. They should see me now!
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Likewise
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😂 I know relatives like this. This is a spot-on description
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Thanks. No one would say that to me now lol
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Haha… Grands are so fond and sweet staying around, so caring and funny. I love this.
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Thank you
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Welcome
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I hope there will be more nosh than nibble.
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😍
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It’s interesting how this is so common, coming from our grandmothers. Perhaps based on harder times from the past where food was not as plentiful and we were not so obsessed with weight. I remember gorging on milkshakes to gain….definitely not needed now. I like the way you laid out the poem, growing in size from all those snacks! haha
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Thank you Mish
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Love it! My grandmother said that every time I visited.
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That’s the elder generation for you. I’ve never said it to my grandkids though.
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