Funeral Cousin Poems

These Funeral Cousin poems are examples of Cousin poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Cousin Funeral poems written by international poets.

Another Soul just got his wings
Another Angel gloriously sings

From this land a soul flies free
Burdens are lifted, rise does he

To new adventures, no pain just

© Pivotal Poetry  

Some hearts will go on, 
Braving the storms, the pain,
Even though you’re gone,
You’re there in ways I can’t explain.

Some of those who believe,
Will speak of

© Regina Mcintosh  

You were so well-loved.
Your mother truly believed
You were an angel
With the loveliest of eyes
And always a smile so wide.

For K.K.T.
(July 2004 to May 2022)

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"There was

© Marissa Faries  

We were children of the 50s and early 60s, first of the boomers.
Our parents knew of wars and more wars, much lack, and hard work.
They

© Curtis Johnson  

They come from the same bloodline whether or not we like or appreciate them. Chances are that they are a lot like us whether or

© Curtis Johnson  

We never knew She-Fee really. She was our cousin, but
She was banished practically the first time my parents saw her.
Strange my father pronounced almost immediately.
My

© Caren Krutsinger  

Don't come to my funeral
To see me once I die
If you never gave me tenderness
Or comfort when I cried

Don't come to my funeral 
To wail

© Lord Bard  

Today I heard you pass
Those words RIP 
Broke my heart
There was nothing much I could have said,
Except rest in peace my dear friend.

I wish, I

© Scarlette Howard   

At our Aunt's funeral in 2004, a cousin called my name and said, “Hi”.           

© Curtis Johnson  

Mom would always tell me don’t be hasted all ways

Listen remember always to put the third on the end

Of your last name think to my

© Louis Borgo  

What my Daddy Taught Me

We should never underestimate what our parents are teaching us, either by spoken words, body language, or modeling.  So often,

© Curtis Johnson  

My cousin said that he had proof that I killed my wife.
He said if I didn't give him a million, he'd ruin my life.
I knew

© Randy Johnson  

One fine morning, in early July,
A key opened a door that was locked-bye and bye
No notice, no call, no fateful warning
Uncle Frank walked in, unannounced,

© Jennifer Young  

hey fairly girl
why you looking so sad 
i wish ,what you had, i had 
the friends. the art. the life 
why are you so sad

© Cari Vodicka  

.......ADIEU DEAR COUSIN ZUBBY.......
It Was With A Heavy Heart And Dazed Mind
That I Took The News Of The Road Mishap
That Took You To The Journey

© Raymond Emeka-Mbah