Please Don't Cry
Poem About Loved One's Spirit Being Near
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Please, don't cry.
I'm not really gone.
When you look out the window,
I'll be standing on the lawn.
Sympathy Poems
Poems on Sympathy for Loss
The ability to feel sympathy for each other is one of the most beautiful traits that we possess as humans. The human condition is one of fundamental aloneness. When we reach out and share our sympathies with another human being in pain, we are offering a great kindness to the individual in pain. He knows that he is fundamentally alone but at least he knows that others care and are trying to understand.
Poems and Words for Sympathy Cards
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This is helping take way the pain. My daughter’s father, my ex-husband and my grandson's grandfather did on Sept. 14, 2016 after 2 weeks in hospice, and on Sept. 23, 2016 he was buried after...
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They Say
Comforting Words For Loss Of A Loved OneThey say I'm sorry for your loss.
They say your heart will mend.
They say you're in a better place
and death is not the end.Featured Shared StoryI can relate to your poem a lot. Words of kindness are sincere, and I know they mean well, but at the end of the day you will be reminded of the loss. I lost my mother in 2015, and everyone...
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Finally Home
Poem About Finishing Work On EarthAlthough your work on earth is done,
Your life in heaven has just begun.
Your struggles here were hard and long,
But they're over now; you're finally home.Featured Shared StoryI was raised mostly by my Grandmother, my Dads Mom and even though its been yrs. Since her passing I miss and think of her every single day. We were very close when I was growing up. She...
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The Loss Of A Loved One
The loss of a loved one is so hard to face.
You just want to hide,
go somewhere and escape!
But death is somethingFeatured Shared StoryMy mother, I didn't know the last day I saw you would be our last day together. I can recall that I talked to you even though you couldn't tell how you were feeling. I knew that day was...
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The Little White Hearse
Somebody's baby was buried to-day--
The empty white hearse from the grave rumbled back,
And the morning somehow seemed less smiling and gay
As I paused on the walk while it crossed on its way,Featured Shared StoryJust read this poem after discovering your fantastic site, and I've not been so touched by verse for a very long time! I LOVE her poetry anyway, (I've seen it copied by others on Facebook!),...
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A Child Never Forgotten
our heart was broken
without a warning, no words spoken
you were taken away
someone said you could not stayFeatured Shared StoryMy cousin lost a grandchild and the parent failed to explain the cause of death. The only explanation is that the child went out through a gate to the street and when she came back she was...
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A Mother's True Price
Poem About Always RememberingA single tear rolls down her cheek as she remembers.
Every thought and every memory, she remembers.
She sees his face, she feels his soul, she remembers.
She feels the pain, she lays in vain as she remembers. -
Heaven's Light
Poem About Hope And Faith In Eternal LifeThe sun shines down upon us
and gives us warmth and light.
Then when the day has ended,
it disappears from sight. -
Ode To Caylee
Poem About The Loss Of An Innocent GirlOde to Caylee
Although I've never met Caylee Anthony face to face
I pray she is in a warm safe place
Such a sweet and innocent little girlFeatured Shared StoryI have been keeping up with thiis I was looking for a poem for my husband to have read for his mom passed away. Is was so touching I wish they could read it on tv.
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My Angel, My Gram
Poem Of Comfort For GrievingTear drops run down our faces
While our loved one takes her place
In the land of dreams and faith
She waits for the day when life will wakeFeatured Shared StoryMy nana died yesterday of cancer and this is really beautiful. Thank you so much. I hope you've found peace with your loss now.
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