Poems About: FUNERAL

Remembering Life:
Family, Friends, Defenders
Those who have loved you read more »

This life has now passed away
They are with the Lord today
Enjoying a better life anew
Their memory shall we carry through read more »

Lord, Shepherd my dad today
In green pastures let him lay
To still waters guide his way
Restoreth his soul, I pray read more »

funerals for family friends
to pay public last respects
to comfort living are funerals read more »

Night funeral
In Harlem:

Where did they get read more »

sitting alone with nowhere to go
ignoring the static from the radio
that interrupts my favorite song
haven’t loved it in so long read more »

Never mourn at my funeral
Because i'm not dead but sleeping
And relaxing on Abraham's bossom
Never mourn at my funeral read more »

The funeral bell is ringing a reminder of our mortality
Farewelling a deceased soul one day 'twill ring for me
Ringing in the stillness of this cool Autumn day
Across the rural city in the morning damp and gray. read more »

The coffin is draped in the national flag
A mix of people who are happy and sad
This is a testament to the humanist stand
Welcome to a humanist funeral. read more »

My Husband's Grandmother,
who had reached the grand old age of 98 years,
died one 23rd of December,
and as her funeral couldn't be organised read more »

Lilacs at my funeral
Lilacs when I’m dead
Lilacs in my coffin
Placed gently by my head read more »

A godlier man, there never lived -
My dear old Uncle Fred,
And throngs should fill the funeral home
When word comes that he's dead. read more »