Funeral poems to memorize
Saying a poem from memory at a funeral or memorial lets you look at the people in the room instead of at a page. These are the classics most often read; open one and learn it in the Memorizun trainer, a few lines at a time.
- Crossing the Bar — Lord Alfred Tennyson · 16 lines
- Remember — Christina Rossetti · 14 lines
- Fear No More the Heat o' the Sun — William Shakespeare · 24 lines
- Requiescat — Oscar Wilde · 20 lines
- To an Athlete Dying Young — A. E. Housman · 28 lines
- Up-Hill — Christina Rossetti · 16 lines
- Requiem — Robert Louis Stevenson · 8 lines
- For the Fallen — Laurence Binyon · 28 lines
- Because I could not stop for Death — Emily Dickinson · 20 lines
- Holy Sonnet X: Death Be Not Proud — John Donne · 14 lines
- Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard — Thomas Gray · 128 lines
- There Will Come Soft Rains — Sara Teasdale · 12 lines