Sympathy Poems
Sympathy Poems In sympathy for loss, we weep and sigh, With heavy hearts and tearful eye, But sometimes humour’s the best reply, To cope with loss, we'll give it a try. At funerals, we wear our black attire, And speak in hushed tones, to quell the mire, But once the eulogies start to tire, Someone's stomach growls, like a hungry choir! We reminisce about the days gone by, Sharing tales of the one who said goodbye, Yet sometimes, it's laughter, not a cry, That eases pain and helps hearts to fly. In sympathy for loss, we may feel blue, But humour helps us see it through, For life's a mix of joy and rue, And laughter can heal, that much is true. ~~~###~~~ As I sit upon my cloud and look down on the world I see how my friends and family have all my goods unfurled I’m not perturbed but overjoyed, letting out a laugh so hearty As I hear them exclaim quite loud, “The bugger’s dead, let’s have a party" ~~~###~~~ My best friend has gone away, And all we wanted, one more d...