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The Best 7 Funeral Poems For Lost Of Parent To Suicide

The loss of a parent to suicide is an intensely personal and painful experience. To help articulate the myriad of emotions associated with such a tragic event, we've compiled a selection of funeral poems for loss of a parent to suicide. These verses convey the complex feelings of grief, confusion, and love, offering a platform to express the unspoken words and unsaid goodbyes. Whether you're tasked with delivering a eulogy or participating in a memorial, our collection of unique and expressive poems provides the right words to remember your parent, honor their life, and acknowledge the struggle they faced.

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1) After Their Death

Author: Judith Pordon

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You might be covered By eyelids closed Over your whole being, Or reach with desperation For something alive To hold onto. Your fingertips will hide In a fist. No more palms Open to life. Humbled, the very ground Will seem so large. Someday The earth will own you. Or you see there's no time To waste, and plow Into previously feared goals. Try to be patient If it takes you years To return. This is the exit from Eden, When you have chosen life While wanting to die. This is the fall that gives Wisdom, perspective, gratefulness. It is worth the crawl, back to life.
Although not explicitly mentioned, the poem deals with the struggle of choosing life over death and could be relevant for those mourning a loved one lost to suicide.

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2) I Wish I Knew

Author: Donna Ashworth

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I wish I knew that life was short, And time would never wait. I wish I knew that love was rare, And not to leave it to fate.
Although not explicitly mentioned, the poem deals with the struggle of choosing life over death and could be relevant for those mourning a loved one lost to suicide.

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3) Laughter in the Shadows

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In the shadows of our hearts, we'll find a smile, Remembering the times, that made life worthwhile, For the parent we've lost, the laughter we shared, In the moments of joy, when you truly cared. We'll tell the tales, the jokes you'd create, The memories of laughter, we'll lovingly relate, Through the tears and the sorrow, we'll find a way, To cherish the humor, that once brightened our day. Laughter in the shadows, a memory so dear, A tribute to the parent, we once held near, In the midst of our grief, let laughter ring, For the joy you brought, forever will cling.
This poem can be related to Poems for those who have lost a parent to suicide, as it addresses the emotions experienced following a parent's death, although the cause of death is not explicitly mentioned.

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4) Grateful for the Light

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In the darkest of times, your love shone bright, A beacon of hope, in the endless night, Though you're gone, your love we'll hold, A cherished memory, a story untold. For every moment, every laugh and tear, We'll be grateful for the love, we once held near, In the silence of our hearts, your love will grow, A testament of strength, in the sorrow we know. Thank you, dear parent, for the love you gave, For the lessons you taught, for the path you paved, Grateful for the light, your memory we'll keep, In our hearts, your love, forever will seep.
This poem can be related to Poems for those who have lost a parent to suicide, as it deals with the feelings of loss and grief experienced after a parent's death, although the cause of death is not explicitly mentioned.

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5) A Silent Goodbye

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In the hush of the night, a silent goodbye, A parent we've lost, beneath the moonlit sky, Gone too soon, with so much left to share, We'll miss your love, your gentle care. With every tear that falls, every aching sigh, We'll remember your touch, your love, so nigh, In the quiet moments, your memory we'll trace, Wishing to hold you, in a tender embrace. A silent goodbye, a love we'll forever miss, In the depths of our hearts, a longing abyss, Though you're gone, your love we'll carry, In our thoughts, dear parent, forever you'll tarry.
This poem can be related to Poems for those who have lost a parent to suicide, as it captures the emotions of a sudden and tragic loss, although the cause of the parent's death is not explicitly mentioned.

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6) A Love Undimmed

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In the storm of your passing, we'll hold you near, Remembering the love, the life you held dear, A great person you were, despite the pain, In our hearts, your memory, will forever remain. With courage and kindness, you faced every day, A testament of love, that'll never fade away, In the depths of our sorrow, we'll hold you tight, A love undimmed, in the darkest night. A great person they were, in our hearts they'll reside, In the memories we hold, your love will forever guide, Though you've left us behind, your light will persist, A love undimmed, in the hearts that you've kissed.
This poem can be related to Poems for those who have lost a parent to suicide, as it conveys the emotions of loss and grief while also recognizing the parent's struggles, although the cause of death is not explicitly mentioned.

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7) A Life Remembered

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Let us gather in the sunlight, and celebrate, The life of the parent, whose love was great, Through the pain and the sorrow, their love we'll see, A testament of strength, a love that'll forever be. We'll share the stories, the laughter and tears, The memories we made, throughout the years, A life well-lived, a love so strong, In our hearts, dear parent, you'll always belong. In the dawn's embrace, and the twilight's caress, We'll celebrate your life, your fearlessness, A life remembered, a love that's true, Forever, dear parent, we'll remember you.
This poem can be related to Poems for those who have lost a parent to suicide, as it addresses the emotions and reflections following a parent's death, although the cause of death is not explicitly mentioned.

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