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Best Crematorium Poems

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Crematorium
dead
bones rise
in ashes,
furnace spews clouds
smelling putrid smoke,
tongues consume bodies all,
aeolian whispers fan
Varanasi’s fierce appetite,
prayer flags wave like a wick of hope
while the ruddy Ganges silently...

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Categories: crematorium, death, fire,
Form: Etheree



My Friend Once Got Into a Crematorium
My friend once got into a crematorium.
As I promised him, on a certain gloomy date,
I brought him to the sea, with grief and sorry.
What for?...

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Categories: crematorium, anti bullying, friend, funeral,
Form: Quatrain
Playing the Fiddle

Riding off into the Ivory Palace sunset,
in a pitch-black limousine, no less

Hear the heavy metallic chariot roar,
leaving exacerbated fumes echo deplored

Aural palette, enamel pestilent pain...

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Categories: crematorium, allegory, future, history, visionary,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Confessions of a Baby Snatcher
This is my last confession; there will be no more.

I am impercipient and slow from last night's sleeping pill,
wincing away from the harshness of day.
Kitchen...

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Categories: crematorium, baby, loss,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Illness is
a lonely place.
It's nothing to do with that person
who asked how are you? this morning.
It's to do with staring through
fear-frosted windows
as snow sugar-sifts the street,
watching...

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Categories: crematorium, life, sick,
Form: Free verse



I Spied A Valley Low-POTD
I spied a valley low
Across the road from the cemetery
A Columbus monkey swinging by
The trees of the valley
Stood tall and forlorn
Observing the crematorium
Covered in light...

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© Marugu Mo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crematorium, animal, funeral, people,
Form: Free verse
Uncle Arthur
‘She’s on again - the annual campin’ trip regatta,
and we’ve got ourselves together for our plans to Wonnangatta. 
The high country; you can’t beat it...

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Categories: crematorium, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Barry and Larry
One September morn, Barry is born, one day a little man that society will chastises every day, poisoned with dour memories of a life passing,...

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Categories: crematorium, identity, life,
Form: Haibun
The Funeral Tea
The sounds of the pipes and drums skirled still in my ears. I knew it was the kind of music that brought him to his...

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Categories: crematorium, eulogy, farewell, funeral,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Funerals
“Coffins. Who’d of thought it? Catalogues for coffins. And the speed and efficient nature of funerals in general. I mean I know we’ve been doing...

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Categories: crematorium, cry, death, funeral, funny,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Clipper Ships
Clipper Ships

My mother; she wasn’t there any more
Burned away in chemo radiology
Therapy for the incurable
As she lingered for a year
Lobotomized by cancer

But in her dreams...

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Categories: crematorium, mothersea, sea,
Form: Free verse
Last Journey
last journey---
                       ...

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© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crematorium, death, sad,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Adieu
a summer morning

at the crematorium-

tears dry on the breeze...

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Categories: crematorium, death, nature
Form: Haiku
The Uncaring Bastards
As the wind blew over the smoking embers,
The smells moved into homes-
Houses that stood by the ancient crematorium.
It's always crowded, so many people die these...

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Categories: crematorium, funeral
Form: Free verse
Words At a Funeral
Let's cast these words at a funeral like shards in clay pots
like hard sounds n bright noise of memories of this lot 

of feelings real...

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Categories: crematorium, abuse, addiction, allegory, allusion,
Form: Free verse

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