Divine perspective is assumed by that which is condsidered the almighty-- which according to most scripture is beyond comprehension. All-together your loved one is left in the shadow of Jehovah, which pretty much renders him as void.
Now as to god bothering to remember all that each person was in life, that's simply assumed under the theistical asshat.
Considering the assertion that the poem(s) are dealing with one you loved, who passed away, wouldn't it be more relevant to offer creatively your personification of him/her, what he/she meant to you, affected you, etc?
http://www.poemranker.com/poem-details.jsp?id=108181
Something which gives a hint of the poems basis... The above is an example, and mayhaps I'm generalizing, or have ideas or concepts stuck in a stubborn, narrow box, but that's my thoughts on your reply...
Oh, and what a nice subtle touch of innuendo, your last final statement..
I'm a sucker for those that like romancing the stone.