He's My Dad
in Father Poems
Muddy boots and overalls, he stood about six two
He was a country bumpkin; hard work was what he knew
A carpenter, a roofer, a jack of many trades
Countless hours of hard labor with not much time to play
in Father Poems
Muddy boots and overalls, he stood about six two
He was a country bumpkin; hard work was what he knew
A carpenter, a roofer, a jack of many trades
Countless hours of hard labor with not much time to play
in Spiritual Poems about Death
If you see my mom in heaven,
She won't be hard to find.
She's God's masterpiece of
Motherhood.
My Mom passed away about 2 weeks ago. This poem really struck home. When I go through her pictures, I get teary eyed. I love my mom. She is the core of my family. Now being in heaven, I know...
in Prayer Poems
Lord, help me be the Mother
You've chosen me to be,
One parent with a loving heart,
The mother of my three.
in Spiritual Poems about Death
Is there a window In heaven Lord?
A window to look out and see
From a window up above Lord
For my loved ones to look down on me
Mom,
Every day must be a celebration in your
Newfound heavenly home,
But our Mother's Day is forever empty
They say that time will heal all wounds.
I know that could be true.
It's the lonely in-between times
That I start missing you.
My husband who was a professional boxer developed dementia at age 57 from undetected brain injuries. He was admitted to Bendale Acres Long Term Care at the age of 67. It was so lonely without...
in Spiritual Poems about Death
If you see my dad in Heaven
He won't be hard to find.
He'll be the one to greet you first,
For he's a one-of-a-kind.
I nursed my father. I'm actually crying as I write this. He fell ill. On Christmas Eve, I rang for a doctor who said dad would be admitted, treated in hospital, and back out within a few...
in Prayer Poems
Our Father in Heaven
At the closing of the day
I clasp my hands, I close my eyes
I bow my head to pray
in Valentine Poems to Husbands
I love you, my Valentine.
My Valentine, I do.
My Valentine, full of
Sweetness.
in Animal Poems
In a tall oak tree, on a steep rugged hill
Sit's a small contented bird
She's a singing Whip-Poor-Will.
All though she's small in size