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Gift to mourners to remember my granddad
My granddad was a fun loving man and always the focus of any party. To reflect his personality and to provide a gift for the mourners attending the funeral
Beloved Mum
God knew you had reached your limits. And had truly done your best. To live by his commandments. And now was time for you to rest. Though tired from your
Home Free by Wayne Watson
Home Free has been a favorite of mine for years. It's appropriate for someone who's suffered a terminal illness a long time
Happy Graduation
Happy graduation you're now with the King of Kings Transported to his presence carried up on angels wings Your life on earth has ended and even though
From Uniform To Wings
Thank you for your service you're now with the King of Kings You've traded in your uniform for a pair of angels wings You were such a blessing to everyone
The Blooming Flower Petals are Gone
Petals so restless Blooming in the morning As the Sunshine washes The nights presses We have lost a Petal From this Garden of Life God will renew as
"The Last Goodbye" and "Elegy / Words Unsaid"
I submit these two for your consideration. I wrote and recorded them using the name Clay Reston. https://soundcloud.com/clay-reston/the-last-goodbye
Continue reading ""The Last Goodbye" and "Elegy / Words Unsaid""
MY LAST WORDS OF LOVE AS A MOTHER
This poem was written by our mother 15 years ago after our father passed away. She wrote 3 copies for me and my siblings, put them in envelopes and the
Waves of Sorrow
We have just completed Waves of Sorrow in memory of Hollis Smith https://songsofpraise.org/song.php?songid=534
Life and Death
Is there a good time to say goodbye? Can you choose whether to smile or cry? Although we know that we all must go, There's no preparation, to let us know.
Journey's End
REST YOUR HEAD, MY WEARY TRAVELLER THIS EARTHLY JOURNEY IS AT END SAY GOODBYE TO THOSE WHO'LL MOURN YOU AQUAINTANCE, FAMILY, FRIEND STEADFAST WIFE AND
If You Will Follow My Directions
I know you miss the ones you love. But they have not travelled far. And if you will follow my directions. I'll explain just where they are. First-- interlock
A Sailor For The Lord
Go down to the Sea once more, Old Sailor. For where else would an Old Jack Tar Be? But riding the waves, and tasting the brine. Out there, on God's Heavenly
While You Sleep
You snuggle up and go to sleep. And the moment that you do. When safely into dreamland. Then your Spirit takes its leave of you. And once free to wander
Born still (a poem for my stillborn son)
all I know is your face never got a chance 2 hear you cry or your voice never got a chance to cuddle you all I could do was hug your lifeless body..dreams
the day you went away
My mom passed away in my arms of cancer I was only 20 this poem is for you mom miss you more than anything. The day you went away The day you went away
Thinking of You
One brief moment Marks a decade in time One brief touch Leaves an imprint on my mind One brief glance Forever to be true Always there to pull out When
Mom
Mom I miss you And wish you were here Now all I feel is sadness With a lil bit of fear. I'm sad knowing your voice Will never fill my house. Your smile
Recent Articles
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Gift to mourners to remember my granddad
Nov 09, 18 01:16 PM
My granddad was a fun loving man and always the focus of any party. To reflect his personality and to provide a gift for the mourners attending the funeral
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Beloved Mum
Oct 31, 18 02:17 PM
God knew you had reached your limits. And had truly done your best. To live by his commandments. And now was time for you to rest. Though tired from your
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Home Free by Wayne Watson
Jun 07, 18 11:24 PM
Home Free has been a favorite of mine for years. It's appropriate for someone who's suffered a terminal illness a long time
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