Gervase phinn poems for funerals

Best Funeral Poems For Family And Loved Ones

Sometimes its difficult to find words to say goodbye or capture the personality of the person who has died, or their interests.

Using a carefully chosen poem, reading or verse is a good way to bring meaning during a funeral ceremony, memorial or celebration of life.

This collection includes work from a wide range of poets across different times and styles.

It can also help you express how you are feeling.

As a female led funeral directors, we know planning a funeral is not easy, so if you are looking for the perfect verse or poem to read at a funeral, memorial or celebration of life event, hopefully our large collection of funeral resources below will help you.

Drop us an email if you wish to share your favourite and we will add it to our list, so others can be inspired!

Our favourite is 'Long Cup of Tea by Michael Ashby - see what you think.....

Funeral Topics for Content 

1.

Garden

2. Military

3. Mother (can be adapted to father, mother in-law etc)

4.

At long last, after a two-hour search up and down the Dale, along muddy twisting roads, across narrow stone bridges, up dirt tracks, past swirling.

The poems he wrote for his son's wedding and for a visit to the cenotaph; the story of Geoffrey, a "remedial" child who knew everything there was to know about.

A Parent's Prayer by Gervase Phinn - A Poem for funerals and life This wonderful short piece written by Yorkshire author Gervase Phinn has.

And as the returning tide takes back its gifts, he waits in silence by his pitman's cap for pennies from the sky.

A reading by me of the poem Class Discussion written by Gervase Phinn.

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5. Father

6. In