Grandma House

Melany Anthony

19 November 2012

Ms. Harmon

English 10

Grandma’s House

     Walking into the empty house, so hollow and empty to where you can hear my sniffs from crying. We were finally moving after twelve years. I was happy, but I was sad at the same. I walked around the house for my last time. I felt like I was giving away a new born baby. I arrived in front of the steps, and I took a deep breath. I was ready to go. As I was walking up the stairs, I was trembling in fear. I finally arrived the first room. My heart dropped at that very moment. A flash of black bitter dark appeared, and I saw my grandma laying in the bed with me on a stormy night. I was crying, and with every sniff I made my grandma held me tighter. That felt so great to me. I felt so safe in her arms, to where I felt like I was in heaven. When I went to sleep I flashed to the moment to where she was in her death bad. A sad moment occurred, and tears ran down my eyes so fast. She told all of us that it would be ok, and that we will see her later if u continue to do right. I took those words to heed that very moment. The room faded away, I was sad.

       The next room was a little better, I walked it was the piano. My first one I played on, it was fun to go back in memory. I loved it, and the songs I played on were fun. Like twinkle twinkle little star. I also enjoyed church songs. I remembered the first person I played with. Her name Is Kashia Franklin. We played hot crossed buns. The piano turned to dust, it was sad to me. I loved it.

     I also have a memory about me and my cousin. I went to the window, and I looked at the little breeze way we had. Me and my cousin sneaked out a couple of times. I could see us sneaking out not knowing that my grandma was watching the whole time. We were not slick. Now when I think about it it’s funny to me and her. We were really stupid for that.

     This last memory, I went outside in front of the garage, and I was me and my prom date talking pictures. I loved that moment. I did not know what to do, but I was so pretty. My mom and aunt were talking pictures all night. I was likes oh my gosh. It was funny looking at it, and then it went away.

      The car, I was in the car, and the house faded away. We were gone down the road, we were sad. I wanted to cry so bad, you could see the sun glistining in my eyes as the water wanted to drop so fast. I was finally leaving the house. I was gone for good. I said good bye country hello city.