Category Archives: Memorial Poems - Child

Memorial Poems - Remembrance - In Loving Memory Poems And Verses For A Baby Child. Dealing with the death of a child or baby would have to be the hardest experience a parent will have to go through. There are no comforting words for when a child dies, it is hard to comprehend or understand a reason or explanation, God only knows the reason why.

Memorial Sympathy Poems - Loss Of Baby - Child - Guardian Angels


Guardian Angels

(Memorial Sympathy Poems - Verses – Loss Of Baby – Child)

The sky is filled with Angels

with puffy lacy wings.

The remnants of God’s beauty

with treasures they now bring.

Each one of them a Guardian

that travels in the sky

To watch throughout eternity

their loved ones from up high.

Kisses come from Angels,

they fall like crystal rain

Eases earthly burdens,

lifting all life’s pain.

Halos so astounding

that glitter gold all day

Following their loved ones,

in such a perfect way.

Wings in gentle breezes,

that fall from up above.

Kissing every loved one,

with everlasting love.

Angels soar through heaven

with everlasting light.

Looking down from heaven,

saying their good night’s.

Kissing all who loved them,

so gently on the face.

This life’s tender mercy,

each loved one can embrace.

Wings and shiny halos,

travel from up high.

Surrounding all their loved ones,

they never say good-bye.

Memories Forever - Memorial Poems

Memories Forever

So very, very special,

and was so from the start.

You held him in your arms,

but mainly in your heart.

And like a single drop of rain,

that on still waters fall,

This life did ripples make

and touched the lives of all.

Now gone to play with angels,

in heaven up above.

So keep your special memories,

and treasure them with love.

Although you’re loved one was,

with you just a while.

They live on in your heart,

with a sweet remembered smile.

A Man Of Grief - Memorial Poems

A Man Of Grief

It must be very difficult

to be a man in grief,

Since “men don’t cry”,

and “men are strong”

No tears can bring relief.

It must be very difficult

to stand up to the test,

And field the calls and visitors

so she can get some rest.

They always ask if she’s all right,

and what she’s going through.

But seldom take his hand and ask,

“My friend, but how are you?”

He hears her crying in the night,

and thinks his heart will break.

He dries her tears and comforts her,

but “stays strong” just for her sake.

It must be very difficult,

to start each day anew.

and try to be so very brave,

He lost his baby too.