Seven years since Thatha left

 It's been seven years since he left us,

Thatha, the walking encyclopedia,

Reading and expanding knowledge till the end,

A scholar who inspired us all.


He was more than just a grandpa,

He was a mentor, guide and a bestfriend,

A wise sage who shared his insights,

And filled our lives with wisdom.


I remember the day he left us,

As he gave me a flying kiss,

Waving goodbye with a smile on his face,

Little did we know it was his last goodbye.


His presence still lingers on,

In the pages of books he loved to read,

And in the memories we hold dear,

Of a kind soul who left us too soon.


Thatha, we miss you dearly,

And on this seventh anniversary,

We remember your legacy,

Of knowledge, love, and grace.

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