Finding the ideal funeral poem for the service of a loved one can be challenging and tricky. Poetry can capture a person’s spirit and provide a lasting legacy, whether you’re searching for something traditional, inspirational, or humorous.
Save Funeral Costs has compiled a collection of blog posts dedicated to funeral poems, chosen for their ability to remind us that our loved ones will always be with us in our memories. Whether it is a poem about saying goodbye, finding peace, or honouring a life well lived, these timeless poems, traditional and modern, are sure to bring comfort in times of grief.
And Death Shall Have no Dominion, a funeral poem written by Welsh poet Dylan Thomas.
For Everything There is a Season, a funeral poem written by King Solomon.
Requiem, a funeral poem by Scottish poet Robert Louis Stevenson.
For Katrina’s Sundial, is a funeral poem written by American poet Henry van Dyke.
Turn Again to Life, a funeral poem written by American poet Mary Lee Hall.
The Dash, a funeral poem written by American poet Linda Ellis.
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