Best Deathvoice Poems


Dead and Gone

I’m loosing you
Her voice went out
Muffled by hospital walls
Again she said
I’m loosing you
But there was no reply
Please don’t go
Her voice high pitched
Reached out just like
A safety line
As though her words
Could bring him back
But nothing could be heard
I’m loosing you she said
Into a cell phone
With the battery dead
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Someone To Somebody

started the day with a

telephone ring,

still sleeping I pretended

to listen.


the voice I heard,a voice that slurred

told me a message that would not

go away.


dressed myself in basic black,

combed my hair in

the usual

way.


I walked away from my unmade bed,

I guess I'm ready for the funeral today.



through my mind as cars raced by

the word "unforgiven"followed me like a lost child.


He died this way

what reason for this could ever be given.


a son to his parents,

a  lover to his girlfriend,

a friend to all a friend to me.


he was someone to somebody.


tears in my eyes and memories in my throat

it became harder to smile for his passing soul.


but....he was and would always be

someone to somebody.



Frank Penicaro (c)copyright 2010

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