Poems About Dead Grandma

Losing a loved one, especially a grandma, is a heart-wrenching experience that many of us face. Poems can be a comforting way to express our feelings and preserve the memories of our dear grandmothers. 

A Garden of Memories

In Grandma’s garden, flowers bloom,

Each petal whispers her sweet perfume.

Through the years, she tended with care,

A garden of memories, beyond compare.

The Warmth of Your Smile

Your smile, like sunshine, warmed our days,

In your embrace, love found its ways.

Though you’re gone, your warmth remains,

In memories, where love sustains.

Grandma’s Lullaby

In the quiet of the night, I hear,

A lullaby you used to cheer.

Your voice, like a gentle stream,

Whispers love in my dreams.

The Rocking Chair

Empty now, the rocking chair,

Once cradled tales of love to share.

In its creaks, your laughter rings,

A melody of precious things.

Recipe for Love

In the kitchen, pots would sing,

As Grandma’s love, she’d joyfully bring.

Her recipes, a legacy so sweet,

A taste of love, with every treat.

Butterfly Kisses

Like butterflies, memories flutter by,

Soft kisses from the open sky.

In every breeze, your love’s embrace,

A reminder of your gentle grace.

The Storybook of You

Pages turned in the storybook of life,

With you, dear Grandma, no strife.

Chapters filled with laughter and tears,

A tale of love that perseveres.

Stars in the Night Sky

Each night, stars twinkle above,

Reminders of Grandma’s endless love.

In the cosmos, her spirit soars,

Guiding us through life’s open doors.

The Quilt of Love

Stitched with love, a quilt so grand,

Each patch tells of a life well planned.

In its warmth, we find your embrace,

A comforting hug, in time and space.

Forever in Our Hearts

Though you left, you’re not apart,

Forever alive in our beating heart.

Grandma dear, in memory’s embrace,

Your love lives on, a timeless grace.

These simple funeral program poems aim to capture the essence of the love and warmth that grandmas bring into our lives. While words may not fully heal the pain of loss, they can serve as a tender reminder of the beautiful moments shared with our grandmothers, keeping their spirit alive in our hearts.