The Poem Ive Made For Nan\'s Funeral.. x
 

Hi
I was wondering if i could have some opinions of this poem i have written for my Nan's funeral, 3 people have said its really good so i thought id share:

I awoke that day feeling groggy,
The sky was grey and the weather foggy,
Mum said you were ill, Dad did too,
It was hard to take in but I knew it was true,
So I sat by your bed, and held your fragile hand,
Your pulse running strong but slowly dying down,
And it was then that you fell asleep and God took you to his land.

But even though you are not near,
And we cannot touch or see you,
A person like you will always be here,
We know that much is true!

And as we all sit here today,
This is what we must say:

‘God saw that you were getting tired,
And a cure was not to be,
He then put his arms around you,
And whispered come to me,
With tearful eyes we watched you,
And have seen you pass away
Although we love you dearly,
We couldn’t make you stay,
A golden heart stopped beating,
Hard working hands at rest,
God broke our hearts to prove to us,
He only takes the best.’

A women like you is hard to loose,
Hard to leave,
And even harder to forget,
Our Nan forever,
And a women I’m glad to have met.


xx

I had a tear in my eye...

Thats so beautiful, well done Christina, thats such a lovely poem. :)

Thats so sad, and so nice Christina.
Your Nan would be so proud.

xx

its beautiful, im sure she would have loved it.

Awww, that's really nice. :flowers:

Thanks so much, its going to be read at the funeral and the vicar will say its from me x

that made me cry. That is a really lovely and personal poem. I think it is perfect and your nan would be proud of you.


Well done Christina, you are a lovely person. As a poet and novelist I sincerely hope you look further into the work of poetry, you are very good.

Thats so nice.
My Grandad was like your Nan for his last 2 years, was so sad. He got so skinny.

:angel:

-hugs-
you're amazing, christina
xxxx

That's a very lovely and touching poem Christina.

tis really beautiful :love:

i lost my nan some time back and i couldnt even goto the funeral as she was in doncaster and i had to stay at home and look after things while my mum and dad and sister went. course...nobody really wants to goto a funeral but that is just one of those factors in life which 99.9999999% of us have to face usually.

Its beautiful Christina, your Nan would be proud xx :hug:

Thats stunning Christina... Im sure it will go down well.

Thanks so much everyone, its much appreciated xx

you wrote that all by yourself?thats fab christina im sure you`ll do your nan,the rest of your fmaily and yourself proud.
:hug:

:sad:

Christina, that's an amazing poem.. :love: :love: :love:

She will always be with you.. She loved you. You love her..

She loved you very much,
You will always feel that special touch.
In your soul and in your heart,
Her life a work of art.
Christina, She will always be with you,
Christina, We forever love you! :love:

Christina, we love you.

i agree :)

Aww thanks Loukas :hug: Thanks everyone xx

You've done it again to me :bawling: OK not actually that bad this time, just a bit :joker: If thats what happens to some random off the internet then where the church is better go on a flood warning

Looool aw thanks Tom haha soz for making you cry again hehe x

Hi Christina, you know what that poem meant to me, and you know it made me cry too, its simply a beautiful work of art and its going to be one wonderful and most touching tribute to your dear Nan.

I only spoke to you for a moment yesterday but know those words are as lovely as you are, thanks for helping me out last night, I love you.

Nic x

That seriously made me cry

That is a lovely poem Christina :sad:

Christina that is lovely. And im sure your Nan was very proud of you :).

Christina, i know how much you loved your nan, and i think that poem is a great way to express it, your a lovely poet and thats a very touching poem. :hug::hug:

That's lovely, and it's a great poem too ... you've done her proud.

Are you reading it out at the funeral or the vicar?