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Two Poems from our Funerals Poetry Collection

 
 
My Heart Felt Write partb 2
   
Author: Sammie Bagley
   
Poem:
My Heart Felt Write partb 2
   
  A Heart Felt Write part 2
In two days we would have a funeral,
setting there staring at her,
not believing this was happening,
crying and mourning the loss of her life.
I noticed she would set up looking around,
then lay back down.
I was seeing her astro spirit,
only I could see her moving around.
I wonted to yell she's not died,
but I knew it was only me that could see this.
Put to rest in the ground,
back home that night,
with a heavy heart,
so much sorrow I bottled up inside.
Standing in my room in her burial gown,
my sister stood wanting me to follow,
she kissed the girls' goodbye,
the she vanished right before my very eyes,
I have not seen her sense,
but I will someday on the other side.
I love you my sister,
and by the way her name was Beverly Ann.
By starstruck13



   
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Funeral For a Friend
   
Author: Kayleigh Slimm
   
Poem: Funeral For a Friend
   

You lost the fight, for
the grip on your life.
As i enter the hall there's a
picture of you on the wall.
An organ plays in the background
of your favourite song. Your coffin
now is where you belong.
The worst thing the vicar
could say, is that your better
off this way. I stroke your face,
I touch your hand. My only words
of comfort are that now, you are
in God's land. I'll think of you
everyday, when i laugh and when i play.
I pray for you everyday and i wish that you
never had to go away.
 
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