WINGS FOR INDIANA
A Grief Poem

By Diane Anderson
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You've gone to the heavens
you left us here

Indiana, how we wish
You were still near

We miss your sweet smile
your wonderful laugh

Our days are so empty
will this ever pass

The hurt and the pain
seems too much to bear

You were an Angel on earth
now God's given you wings

To fly through the heavens
to take care of his needs

We will never know why
he called you so soon

Maybe when we meet in heaven
his plan we will then know

But until that time,
our sweet Angel

You'll always be in our hearts
our thoughts and our minds

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 Please do not publish it elsewhere.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.