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Two Poems from our Funerals Poetry Collection

 
 
TO YOU, MY SPECIAL FRIEND
   
Author: Tiffany Lima
   
Poem:
TO YOU, MY SPECIAL FRIEND
   
  You were great here,
And you were fine there,
But now you're gone,
At least from here,
And from there,
But you forgot one place to leave,
Right inside,
Instead you left the memories ,
And the the pain,
The grief is heavier than you were,
The memories bigger than space,
That coffin made to the best ability,
The clothes cost more than you made in life,
But you still look too cheap,
For all the things you did,
You have the most famous people here to see you,
The finest flowers surround you,
The pastor says the most elaborate things,
We all wish you could see it for yourself,
Funny how people act after one's passed away,
Don't we all deserve that kind of treatment alive,
Don't we all deserve the finest now,
But you always aknowleged you don't need that now,
You never do,
It's the thought that counts,
Although you were the best,
So I and everyone else,
Give you the best now,
Since we know you can't push it away like you did when you were alive,
Thanks for the best life and memories, girl.
   
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REQUIEM
   
Author: Patricia Kahle
   
Poem: REQUIEM
   

Two grieving sons
And a wife beyond grief
Try to smile
Try to laugh
Try to live another day

The man who has died
Lies serenely
It is hard to believe
He is the cause of sorrow and pain
A man who was once so full of life
Lies silently forevermore
Gone are his cheerful eyes
The smile that used to light his face
Stoically he rests
In the peaceful solitude that awaits us all

For at the end of our journey
We too shall rest
In a peace here on earth
We can never know

Grant them eternal rest, Father
And let light forever shine upon them
Grant them rest

Requiem aeternam, Domine
Et lux perpetua luceat eis
Requiem

 
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