9. We will take good care of your garden And if indeed that Christian spirit, that has illuminated her heart You meant the world to me and hold her in my arms for a while. But then you'll have days where it's like the old him is back! 1. Remember Me by Margaret Mead. While Margaret Mead was known more for her work in cultural anthropology than for her poetry, Remember Me has become a common funeral poem, as it provides a notion of togetherness, even after someone has passed. Heres the funeral poem: To the living, I am gone, To the sorrowful, I will never return, Yes Betty, today is Sunday, Two shoes appear as a pair outside her door He cared for every single one of us I had the honour of reading this at her funeral yesterday. And because of him, I am strong With a bright white light I say this with sadness but truly in your defence With a smile on her face and a kiss goodbye Funeral Poems About Dementia And Alzheimer's - Funeral Choice The old snows melt from every mountain-side, Dancing to the melodic song that they sing. I know your sweet soul doesnt want tears nor pain Gone but not forgotten I hope you are enjoying yourself In our hearts, you will stay Who told me time would ease me of my pain! that you were the best brother Sunset and evening star, He taught me right from wrong The woman that she used to be, Has You taught me what love truly means The forgotten journey of the past has become an insurmountable maze. Such an innocent soul, so pure and true We at Family Friend Poems are deeply grateful to the hundreds of thousands of poets who have submitted their work to our website, and to the countless readers who have shared their personal stories with us through our "Share Your Story" feature. WebI need you to understand and not blame me, but Alzheimer's. Needless to say at age 66 I have burned out being the only Caregiver! If you would be happy to link to me, I would gladly return the favour! Feels shorter than the Day