Funeral Mom Poems
These Funeral Mom poems are examples of Mom poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Mom Funeral poems written by international poets.
In Hospice Care
Tortured by the looming death,
Beloved, a mother… in hospice care
Difficult for her to understand, she breathed
A prayer, silently begging the Creator to give her
Another day,...
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mom, appreciation, death, death of
The words I never saidWords never said
I remember the day we moved away
but I still had a lot to say.
Even though I knew I was oceans away
and would probably...
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mom, angel, beautiful, best friend,
Too Late To ApologizeWith these eyes I can see,
my fingers writing,
what my heart feels,
a message to my late mom.
My letter was written,
then left on my desk,
it was meant...
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mom, 7th grade, death, depression,
When You Die, Your Mom Drops By, by Davieo, David RothchildWhen You Die, Your Mom Drops By, by Davieo, David Rothchild
When you die
Your Mom drops by
To say hello again
Pour love into your soul like the...
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mom, death, death of a
Mom, I Still Remember
In the coffin lay your body silent and still
As with wax, sealed were your eyes
Bared of all passion, pain and strain
You were at rest,...
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mom, best friend, funeral, goodbye,
SunsetSunset
We held hands for a while
There were no goodbyes
But I linger on thoughts
Of your twinkling eyes
Many a sky
And many a vista
Have...
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funeral, grief, loss, mom,
Death Sits With MeDeath sits with me
His hand on mine
The air has gone
Utterly silent, still, and stagnant
Like a puddle of unmoved water
Death is speaking
Uttering its cold explanation
But I...
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mom, dad, death, death of
GoneAnd then
You were just gone
No coming back
Gone
No see you any more
Gone
No more intervening at just the right moment to save me
Gone
Simply
Gone
Without fanfare
No more being...
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mom, bereavement, dad, death, death
Just One of Those ThingsJust One Of Those Things
David J Walker
The boxes of wide mouth Mason Jars
Still stood stacked in the back of the
Garage in neat racks of...
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allegory, death, mom,
MotherMother
Every day reminds me of you,
Every breath defines you for me;
I dare not say,
I do have a mother;
For I can't share my pains,
With just any...
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mom, absence, funeral, grief, missing
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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mom, 12th grade, character, hope,
The KalahariThe Kalahari
Kneaded clay
Form creases
The thirst of desert
blinding dust and wind
Collide of wave and tide
Females carry the tribe
Their large...
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mom, africa, death, earth, environment,
I Forgive You Mom, Forgive Me
My mother died young, she was only sixty-nine,
we had a history that was not always wonderful;
she said and did things, and I said and did...
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mom, death, mother daughter,
MOMMOM
I still can't grasp the thought that you are gone
cuz you were the rock in which I perched my strong
Forever in your...
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mom, death,
Two sides of deathDeath was dreaded.
Rehearsed.
Experienced.
Dreaded more.
Being told,
Silence.
Empty.
Frozen.
Death.
The day arrived.
Surreal.
Nothing.
The bond was broken,
The memories ended,...
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mom, care, death, eulogy, family,