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2 wks ago , our daughter's graduation picture and the pictures of her deceased grandmother and grandfather fell off the wall in the middle of the night and broke. This morning, I went into the living room and stepped on a piece of glass, picked it up, looked at the wall and my big glass picture that has the poem "Footprints in the Sand" was busted and a piece of the glass was laying in the floor. Not only that, 5 days ago a raven flew up and sat on the fence by my window. I just have this horrible feeling. Can anybody help me? Please!


I could almost laugh, at how quickly you were gone;
Here one day, yet tomorrow you weren't there.
In the blink of an eye your presence had left,
Leaving behind only the memories of what you were.

I could almost cry, at the life you were going to lead.
You had worked so hard to become someone of matter.
To have all that taken away in only a few moments,
Still gives me nightmares to this very day.

I could almost love, the fact you are now in a better place.
And yet everyday I wish you were here by my side.
If I could get the chance to hug you one last time,
I would never let death take you away again.

I could almost wish, that you were back here with us,
For the life you left long ago haunts us all,
As a sister, as a daughter, and as a friend.
You may have died, but you're essence will always remain.

I could almost hate, God for taking you away.
It's not fair that I didn't get to see you live your life.
But anger is not something that I feel for your absence,
Only the numbness of my being, for you not being here with us.



She died in an accident a few months ago, and there is going to be a rememberance at the graduation that she never will get to go to. Only 18. Took a week for her to die, she became brain dead after the accident, they then took her off life support.
One more question, what should be the title?


She is graduating this year and I don't know what to get her. I want to write her an inspiring poem, something that will help her get an insight of what's about to come in her future life. Also something that she will take with her to college. Any ideas?


a friends mother is looking for a poem her daughter is graduating
high school tomorrow and she wants a poem to give her daughter from her husband(daughters father ) who passed away about 4 years ago.something like it is coming from the father to his daughter.. thanks
omg thank you this is perfect !


My aunt is graduating from nursing school and her dad passed away not too long ago, so i'm looking for a poem written by a father expressing his pride in his daughter's achievement, because he would have been proud. Thanks for any help you can give (and i've googled my butt off, but no avail)


My mother in law has hired me to do a scrapbook for her daughter (my sister in law) who is graduating this month. Everything has been going well, but now, I have a blank page that I would like to fill with a poem, perhaps something about growing up? I would really prefer something that is more literal, as opposed to a poem filled with metaphors. Anyone know of any?


Someone You Never Knew

A man with better things to do,
Says all the wrong words,
And missed out on a daughter he never knew.
A little girl can't even say
She loves her own dad,
Because all he's ever left her with,
Was a love she never felt or had.
No matter how hard she tried,
He was never proud,
Whenever he said he'd be there; he only lied.
Tear drops fall down her face every night,
She can only sit there and wonder;
What hadn't she done right?
He never took her hand and showed her how,
He never guided her the right way,
Not even now.
Years passed and things are still the same,
Shea��s growing up confused and lost,
And only finds him to blame.
The man that missed out on his daughtersa�� first steps,
Is going to be the same man,
That misses out on seeing his girl in a graduation dress.


My daughter wrote this for her 8th grade graduation

Days
By,
The sun rises on a new school year
Everyone groans, because summer is over
Ita��s fun when you have
Friends on your team

The first day comes and the quarter goes by
Days of new beginnings
That will never end

The days grow frigid
In the matter of one night
We put away the flip-flops
As a promise that spring will come
And enter the days of winter

Winter isna��t horrible
With snow-days
And ski trips
And days with your friends
Because there is know way that this could end

The days grow longer
And now ita��s bearable cold
The cold is behind you
The warmth up ahead

Finally those flip-flops come out of hiding
And trampled through mud
On the feet of excited 8th graders
Wea��re nearing the end and couldna��t be gladder

Here we are, with just days to go
The excitement still here and greater than ever
But something separates the 8th graders from
The 7th and 6th
A type of sadness they dona��t understand

We will leave Middlesex with a grad good-bye
Looking ahead to the future
Although some of us may cry
We will always remember the people wea��ve met
And the things that wea��ve learned





I am putting together a book of sorts for my daughter at her graduation, these are the poems that are intermittently going to be throughout the book, which includes pictures of her from infanthood to adulthood. It is not a scrapbook however, anyways...thoughts on the poems?

But I did kiss you in the night
and chased away your nightmares;
and I made up stories and songs
that made you laugh full and strong,
and most times I was there for you
and recognized, most clearly
that facing you is facing me.


And I encouraged you to claim your life
and fight like hell for your right to be;
and the best gift I could ever give to you
was to say "yes" to your dreams
that were not my own.

Margaret Sloan-Hunter from "Passing"



Never grow a wishbone, daughter,
where your backbone ought to be.

Clementine Paddleford



I wrapped you in protection, yet each time telling myself
"teach her to clad herself in armor and be brave
I must remember to love her enough to let her fall."

Donna Green
I wish I could save you from anxiety and sorrow.
But then - how pink and fluffy and monotonous
your life would be! So I wish for you courage
and clear thinking, hope and a happy heart.
Always.

Pamela Dugdale




You must be free to take a path
Whose end I feel no need to know,

So you can go without regret
Away from this familiar land,
Leaving your kiss upon my hair
And all the future in your hands.

Margaret Mead
For her daughter cathy, from "blackberry Winter"




Your pain
I could not bear for you.
I could not remember
my pain for you.
Only the small life in my arms-
My girl, my daughter - you.

Barbara Rennie


I need a poem for my daughter who will be graduating from the 8th grade. I can only find high school and college graduation poems. Anyone know of a poem that is suiting to this occasion? Thanks!


my daughter passaed this past december the 18 and in 2 weeks she would be graduating. i need a poem for her graduation .she has cancer and had fought it for almost 9 yrs.she was the light of my life a true angel and she touched so very many lives in her short time on earth.
i tould like to thank you all for givin me ur opion here is what i decided to write plz tell me what u all think........................... I remember when you was just a baby with your sweet smile and all the
curls. I had such hopes and dreams for you.You was always so very special and a part of me knew this without a doubt. I also remember the day when you wasn't quiet 9 years old and the doctor told us you had cancer. I thought to myself how unfair this was for such a innocent little girl. I didn't know how we was going to get through this. Then I looked into your big eyes, and not a bit of fear did I see. I remember your first surgery when you ask me, what was I worring about and that God was gonna take care
of you. And indeed he did. It was then I decided that if you could be this brave and strong then I could do anything you needed me to. So this began our long journey to where we are now. In a few weeks the class of 2006 will be graduating and my sweet angel Marissa will not be there for me to see her recieve her diplomia with her classmates.You see God decided on December 18th of last year it was time for him to call Marissa home with him. As a mom I wasn't ready to let her go and will never be ready.But in my heart I know she is in a far better place. No pain, no sorrow and no worries.You can bet Marissa is looking down on each and everyone of you, wishing you all the best and cheering you on. Marissa was very strong and determined young lady, so I would like to ask of each of you that
whatever you decide to do in life give it all you have and think of Marissa often. She will give you all the strength you need to succeed.We love you Marissa with all our hearts and miss you each day as we will for the rest of our life. So congradulations our sweet angel in heaven for in your own special way you have graduated too.