A Prayer For Mama
My dear sweet heavenly father, I come to you today
with faith and hope; I ask, send an angel Mama's way.
I know her time is near and soon you'll take her home
to stroll across the streets of gold where other angels roam.
Dying Poems
Poems About Dying
When a family member is dying, the whole family is plunged into despair. It is heartbreaking to see a once active relative lying in a hospital bed hooked up to machines. It is hard to imagine that this is the same individual who was previously so active and full of life. It may feel strange and uncomfortable to spend time with a loved one when they are dying. Most of us feel uncomfortable in the hospital filled with the smells of sickness and death. However, there may be an opportunity to share a moment that you treasure for the rest of your life.
Poems for Coping With a Loved One Dying
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In my mom's final hours, I found this poem. I read it to her then, and I read it at her funeral. Words really couldn't express my pain. She put me through a lot. There were a lot of good...
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I Let You Go
Letting Go Of A Loved OneI send you to the restless sun
Awaiting your sweet shine,
And in between this world and next
I'll hold your hand in mine.Featured Shared StoryI absolutely loved this! Short but sweet, this poem has so much meaning and beauty behind it. I am just so touched by this poem, and I can only imagine how much meaning it must have for you...
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A Final Goodbye
Facing Your Own DeathDo not weep for me, for I will soon be gone.
My body may die, but my soul will live on.
Perhaps up to heaven, maybe eternity,
or be reborn as another, when I am set free.Featured Shared StoryLeft at a young at young age I know. You know life takes the best people in the world and those we love the most but, know that her soul is happy and free where she is. She still walks and is...
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Fading Away
Poem About Caring For A Dying Loved OneFading away, vibrant color to hue.
Fading away, disappearing from view.
Heartbreaking symptoms, watched by heartbroken eyes.
A face filled with sorrow, a chest full of sighs. -
Because I Could Not Stop For Death
Because I could not stop for Death,
He kindly stopped for me;
The carriage held but just ourselves
And Immortality.Featured Shared StoryYeah, I agree we don't stop to think that death will come and take us away even when the ones he has taken are staring right at us. My grandma passed away when I was little. I sobbed for hours.
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It's Okay To Go
You were sick and tired and we all knew
that God would soon come to take you.
You fought so hard, so very long,
but through the pain, you stayed strong.Featured Shared StoryArianna, thank you for sharing your story with me. Stories like yours are why I decided to publish this poem. I am not a highly "religious" person, although I have my own personal...
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I'll Be There
Saying Goodbye To The Love Of Your LifeAs the old man lay there, smiling
at that small and wrinkled face,
he knew his life was over
and it was time to leave this place.Featured Shared StoryIt's a poem that expresses the depth of human feelings, especially at the verge of separation. It also shares an experience common to all living beings. These reasons make me love this poem.
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Mommy Don't Go
Watching Beloved Mother DyingFields of love,
rain drops of joy.
You hear friends saying,
you're mommy's little boy.Featured Shared StoryI hope your mom pulls through and has many years left to share the things that moms and children do together. I went through something similar, but unfortunately my mom didn't have the...
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Remembrance
Don't Remember Me With SadnessLet everyone gather
With no heartaches or tears.
Let the bright memories flow
From all the past years. -
God Can You Hear Me?
Poem About Father's Fight with CancerMy eyes fill with tears,
And I could hardly see.
This cancer is stealing my father,
Slowly away from me....Featured Shared StoryThis poem touched my heart in so many ways! I'm writing this through tears. On June 23, 2019, I lost my dad to cancer. I had just gotten to meet him. That sounds odd, I know, but I didn't get...
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