Home » Funeral Poems » Short Funeral Poems

Short Funeral Poems

We have put together the below list of short funeral poems. Sometimes a few words are enough to express the deep loss you are experiencing. Sometimes you won’t be able to say more than a few words.

The short poems below can be changed for the funeral of different family members so if you find a poem that resonates with you and how you are feeling it’s best to edit it for your needs.

We have provided pdf and word download links so you can print the poem off to take with you or supply for guests.

If you would like to add a short funeral poem to this page please send it through to us to help support other families, thank you.

A star   

We’ll look up at the sky each night,
And see your star shining so bright,
We’ll hold you in our hearts forever,
And forget you dad, no chance, not ever.
Goodbye dad, long may you rest
A true hero, top man, and the best.

Read More »

PDF

My Dad, Gone but not forgotten   

Gone but not forgotten,
Live’s cruel and sometimes rotten,
But then we will remind,
Of a man who’s love was kind.
A man both gentle and strong hearted,
Though sadly now has departed,
You meant the world and more,
And forever we’ll adore.
It’s hard to find the words to say,
But dad, we’ll miss you every day.

Read More »

PDF

short dad poem   

It’s not fair you had to go,
Quite where to, we’ll never know,
But in our hearts we’ll hold you dear,
As if you were still with us here.

Read More »

PDF

So many   

So many years you lived the life,
So many things you’ve seen,
So many smiles that you created,
No you’re gone, so very mean.

So many friends that loved you,
So many to recall,
So many who will honour you,
Thought so special, by us all.

So now your time is over,
So does that mean that all is done,
No, as now we’ll honour you,
Our Nan, Our number one.

Read More »

PDF

Thank you Nan   

Gone but not forgotten,
One day here, now sadly passed.
Dear Nan you really lived a life,
Right to the very last.

Sadly no more hugging,
No more chats and no more tea,
But you gave me such a wondrous gift,
Encouraged me to just to be me.

For that I’m ever grateful,
Always your biggest fan,
To the woman who just made me smile,
I say thank you dearest Nan.

Read More »

PDF

Here is to you, Nan   

Here’s to love and happiness,
Here’s to being kind,
Here’s to hope and all nice things,
Here’s to life as we may find.

Here’s to thoughts and memories,
Here’s to plans of what we’ll do,
Here’s to the best of all of us
oh Nan dear Here’s to you.

Read More »

PDF

Even Angel Need Their Sleep   

To the best Nan in the universe,
The kindest there’s ever been,
All the love and all the joy you gave,
At levels never seen.

Even angels need their sleep,
And now’s the time to rest,
We hope your dreams are happy Nan,
Our number one, simply the best.

Goodnight Nan, sleep tight and hold your smile,
You’re one of God’s true angels, but we’ve known that all the while.

Read More »

PDF

Time has passed by   

Times has passed by,
We’re missing you so,
Each tear that we cry,
Why did you go?

Our favourite, a true friend,
A hero so kind,
Our Nan ‘til the end,
Always on our mind.

Read More »

PDF

A Short Poem for My Nan   

When I was young and little,
You were always there,
To hold my hand and make me smile,
To let me know you care.

But now as I’ve grown older,
You of course grew older too,
And sadly now you’ve past away,
I don’t know just what we’ll do.

Read More »

PDF

To my Best Friend   

To my best friend,
A soul mate, brother,
One tI vouched for,
Like no other,

One I’d fight for,
Right to the end,
That’s why I guess,
You’re my best friend.

To my best friend,
I know you’re gone,
But I’m sure our friendship,
Can live on,

Read More »

PDF