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Best Crematory Poems

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Premium Member Living In the Dark
It is the night, in deepest dark, that death foretells
the demon heart in which all lonely feeling dwells.

Yet, in plain sight, our eyes can’t see...

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Categories: crematory, anxiety, dark,
Form: Monorhyme



Art and Its People
Fickle Art and control Freaky
Don't play well together
Tolerance was not accepted
'Cause he wore pink shoes

Cross the street each day at the same intersection
Fickle Art and...

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Categories: crematory, absence, angst,
Form: Free verse
Think About It For a While
Thing About It for a While

St. James is determined to be demanding
Resulting in a mysterious misunderstanding;
At Midway and Two Eleven much wind blows;
Have heard there...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crematory, humorous, simile,
Form: Couplet
Homeless San Diego Freeway Five To Heaven
Invasion of tears on a lonely street
I crash spheres of sadness that burst with a sigh
There's no one to tear me apart I can meet?
..a...

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Categories: crematory, death, life, losslost, lost,
Form: Rhyme
Matsuo Basho New Haiku Translations
Matsuo Basho New Haiku Translations

Air ballet:
twin butterflies, twice white,
meet, match & mate
—Matsuo Basho, loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch 

Denied transformation
into a butterfly,
autumn worsens for...

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Categories: crematory, animal, death, earth, life,
Form: Haiku



Cars
cars pass by
the hospital
by the crematory
and emit exhaust fumes
and the chimneys
by the crematory
they emit smoke
emit the dead
from Dante's Inferno
and we breathe them
we breathe death
and sneeze...

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Categories: crematory, car, death, irony,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Temporary Altar Translation of Etiemble S Quintet Le Reposoir By T Wignesan
The temporary altar, Translation of Etiemble’s quintet: Le reposoir by T. Wignesan
							For us

As for me, I have renounced the noxious vault
where the other life child...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crematory, death, love,
Form: Quintilla
Behind the Barbed Wire
Behind the barbed wire

Behind the barbed wire a cherry tree blooms:
bustling petals in the land of death.
Behind the barbed wire a gradient runs
between the scent...

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© Vera Dike  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crematory, conflict, holocaust,
Form: Free verse
Forgetfulness
Two palm shape a bowl for wound. 

My mouth is a big hole of cry
Ruminates in the dark the sorrow  

My legs flint-stone-
The hammers...

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Categories: crematory, feelings, drug,
Form: Free verse
Up In Flames

My daughter heard
a Decent Cool-lio smart phone stranger
(with an African sounding name)
give a four fifty one Fahrenheit warning
Some said: the fellow was loco insane
Others said,...

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Categories: crematory, dark, death, truth, wisdom,
Form: Elegy
Monorhyme On Egoistic Head
The world is full of fools’ theory
Listening to them I feel weary.
Such egoistic heads tell not to worry
And at our back talk oscillatory
Bad about us,...

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Categories: crematory, betrayal, career, friendship, leadership,
Form: Monorhyme
One More Anniversary
The dust blends with 
the humid specks.
Smoke twirls. Hangs for a 
while, and then departs.

Something was burning far away.
Inside me also. To ashes.
I release the...

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Categories: crematory, art,
Form: ABC
Propietary Dust
It seems old age has filtered in
without so much as fanfare--
rapacious, unforgiving, feeding
on my body everywhere
like those precocious maggots
standing by in ignorance,
their bit of consciousness
still...

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Categories: crematory, family,
Form: Free verse
A Bit of Wisdom
A BIT OF WISDOM

Why censure the pig for muddy pleasures?
Think you of the dark, cool soil so impure.
That a nip on your saintly white robe...

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Categories: crematory, life
Form: Free verse
Gambled With One Bullet
I'll leave you
My Bones,
Under all but two
Upturned stones,
I gambled with one bullet
And five empty chambers,
Spun the silver roulette
And click went the hammer,
The thoughts in my...

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Categories: crematory, dark, death, loss,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs