Triplets
to Alex, Bennett, Ruby
to Alex, Bennett, Ruby
Six little ears Three little noses
Thirty little fingers
Thirty little toeses.
Three little babies all in a row
identical twin boys,
one with nail-polished toe
girl a copy of her brothers,
but wears a red-honeyed bow.
Three little babies
lulled in their swings,
now to do the laundry
and other pressing things.
Three little babies
out for their first walk
soon a squeak, a grunt, a squawk
they're a hungry bunch.
They've only paraded half a block
and it's already time for lunch.
I asked Grandma Jan
when she was onesie folding
who was her favorite little babe
without a pause, she said,
"That's easy to answer
it's the one I'm holding."
By Great Grandma Julie.
7 comments:
OH! That makes me cry. So sweet. I LOVE the picture.
That is so sweet and clever. Can't wait to meet them
Leave it to Grandma. That poem could be framed and displayed in the nursery. So darling. And that picture is perfect.
Well said. That is so beautiful. I agree with Melody, you really should display that in the nursery.
Cute picture. Cute poem. Cute grandma.
oh such a sweet poem and agreed needs to be framed and in the nursery! and what a cute picture of the three of them together! oh I just love that you have three of them so much love!
That was amazing Grandma Julie...thanks for that!
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