Top 17 poems in memory of mom 2023

In Loving Memory Poems. 62 Remembrance Poems to Remember Loved Ones . I wrote this poem so that I could try and lift my spirits when I miss my loved ones very much. To suffer loss is such an awful experience; sometimes you have to experience bad times to know how a good time feels. I try to remember the good times; you'll need them to be able to look back and smile.... My close friend lost his wife recently, and because of COVID, he never got to say goodbye, so I wrote this. poem for him. I hope anyone who has lost someone can relate or take comfort.. I wrote this poem for my son who died in 2010. I wrote it for his first birthday in heaven, as I could not allow his special day to go unnoticed. I needed to make sure he was not forgotten by others outside our small family, and by writing it, it made me feel closer to him.... My daughter died 5 years ago, but it is like it happened yesterday. I sat with her holding her hand as she died. This is a poem I wrote for her 25th birthday.. To my beautiful grandmother, Renee Ann Velasquez! I love you and miss you every day!. As was previously mentioned, I had served in Vietnam. I witnessed firsthand acts of bravery that should not be forgotten. The soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice represent the heart. and soul of what our great country had been built upon. Everyone in America should be made aware of what these people have given up.. Lighting a candle for someone you loved and lost shines out light out to them and warms you.. In memory of my dad. I love and miss him dearly.. We cannot communicate with those who have passed to the other side, nevertheless their presence remains as long as they are in our hearts.. Allowing us to feel the depth of a great loss helps us to grieve with hope, to cry and smile at the same time.. This is a poem written about someone. very dear to me who passed away and left a big void in my life. It talks about the things you miss when someone has gone and the constant reminders that are all around.. "O Captain! My Captain!" was written in honor of. President Abraham Lincoln after his assassination in 1865, and was published in Whitman's anthology, Leaves of Grass. The poem is a metaphor to the Civil War and the captain of the ship refers to Abraham Lincoln.. This poem was written for a friend whose love is now sadly dearly departed. When someone you love has passed on, they're only a heartbeat away. The memories never fade. Loved in life, loved in death forever and a day.. One day at the cemetery, I sat looking across the rows of graves and watching visitors placing flowers and mementos and lingering for a while. Many graves were well-tended, a few were new, and many others seemed forgotten. Each grave represented a life once connected to others, and the memories they sowed live on for a while before eventually fading away as loved ones complete their life's journey. The thoughts for this poem came to mind as I sat looking across those rows of many. memories and sorrows.. Twenty. beautiful children were killed in Connecticut on December 14, 2012. This is a poem is written from a child's perspective.. Grief often overwhelmed me after my sister, Brenda, suddenly died. As I went through her things, I'd stop to look at. mementos and photos, or reread the cards she had kept, all of which evoked wonderful memories. I realized how fortunate I was to have had her in my life and knew how much she loved me. If I had died, instead of her, I would have never wanted her to suffer like I had and knew she'd want the same for me. It was her precious, loving gifts that helped me mend my grieving heart. . My 33-year-old son died unexpectedly on the fist day of Spring, 2010. He died during a seizure in his sleep. His cause of death remains unknown. I am still grieving. He was my only child. He was my life.. A person may be dead and buried, but if. we are lucky we will never be forgotten.. I wrote this for my dad. He died the day after Christmas in 2003. This is what we had printed inside his. memorial folder for his funeral.. The poem was written about my Grandma, Flossie McMillan, who passed away on November 2, 2007. I have lost people in my life before, but this death hit me really hard. There are lots of days a. memory brings about depression and tears. I miss her more than words can explain.. 1. . My Memory Library. 2. When I Remember You. 3. Birthday Wishes To My Son In Heaven. 4. . A Heavenly Birthday. 5. I Miss You, Grandma. 8. . In Memory Of My Dad. 10. Absent From The Body. 12. O Captain! My Captain!. 16. Gifts For A Grieving Heart. 18. Gone But Not Forgotten.