SAYING GOODBYE
A Grief Poem

By Diane Anderson
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Into this world, so hard you came
Nana's fourth grandchild

Death came too soon
It isn't fair
An Angel you've become

Never to see you again
Always in our hearts you'll be

Kissed you goodbye
Even now it doesn't seem real
Special Angel that you are

Evening stars now have a new meaning
Darting from star to star, is how I see you
Reaching out to those in need

In the heavens, with your wings
Cherished are the memories you left us here
Hears now lay heavy, wanting you near

About The Author:
Diane Anderson is the grandmother to three beautiful grandchildren. Writing poems helps her deal with her feelings and she encourages everyone to journal their thoughts in the form of a poem.

* This poem was written for our family during our time of loss. The author has agreed to allow us to share it with the readers of Good Mourning Lord. If you'd like to share this poem with someone, you may print one copy for personal use only or give that person a link to this website. Please do not publish it elsewhere. Thank you.