Birthday Wishes To My Son In Heaven
If I could have one wish in life,
That wish would have to be
That God would take away my pain
And send you back to me.
Sad Birthday Poems
Published: January 22, 2019
8 Poems Remembering The Birthday Of Loved Ones Who’ve Passed Away
Celebrating the birthday of a loved one who has passed away can be difficult. You want nothing more than for that person to be here with you. Poetry is a great source of comfort during times of grief.
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I am a mother and a grandmother. The Bible teaches us that no sin is greater than another because of forgiveness. I believe the same with sorrow. None greater or less than another. It's in...
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A Heavenly Birthday
Birthday Wishes To Daughter In HeavenYou walk beside me every day.
You're here in all I do and say.
At night I close my eyes and pray
To someone who took you away.Featured Shared StoryLove it, hits the right notes for me as a recent widow. It beautifully expressed my thoughts.
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January's Child Of Mine
Son's Birthday In Heavenin Grief Poems
January's child of mine,
sweet miracle of God's design.
Oh, how I can recall the night. -
Balloons In Heaven
Celebrating A Birthday In HeavenYour birthday is here again,
but in heaven you will be.
We will celebrate your special day
visiting you and your memorial tree. -
Happy Birthday In Heaven
The very first month
Of each passing year
Brings up your birthday
Even though you're not here. -
Happy Heavenly Birthday
My Dad's Birthdayin Spiritual Poems about Death
No presents bought, no candles blown; this year you walk on streets of gold,
And it's so much more than the stories you've been told.
The sun is shining on your face, -
My Mum's Birthday
Remembering The Memories Of A MotherI lost you all those years ago,
But memories don't fade; they grow.
Your special day will always be
One that means so much to me. -
Birthdays In Heaven
Remembering The Birthday Of A Friend Who Passed AwayI remember the first day we met.
You were all smiles, always happy.
This I must say is the saddest birthday yet
Because I still haven't learned to forget.
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