Best Mourn Poems
Below are the all-time best Mourn poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of mourn poems written by PoetrySoup members
How Do I Hold the WindOn the edge of silence
beyond the mossy-muffled stone wall
a wind chime chants — faint, like falling sparkles of stars—
honeyed musings of a wind spirit...
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Categories:
mourn, grief, longing, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
Garden of MumMum sat in her aromatic garden,
admiring its charm and grace.
It was a cold morning,
but mum never seemed to feel it any more.
Her eyes were tired,...
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Categories:
mourn, mother, mother son,
Form:
Free verse
A Rose and Her ThornsA lovely rose grew to the garden's delight,
a poem of sunrise surrounded by night.
One day her friend Ivy asked "Why do you mourn?"
Rose answered,...
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Categories:
mourn, death, death of a
Form:
Rhyme
Manipulations Of FateI wait—
here I wait
for white magic reverie
to embrace me free me
here I wait—
an hourglass full
of leopard-print thoughts
sugar-granular-musings spill
the beginning to the end...
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Categories:
mourn, death, fate, life, lost
Form:
Free verse
A Tribute To Leonora G~ Yolanda was--her name ~ Featuring:) Leonora Galinta
From a hell storm,
A mighty she-devil took on its form
Like a woman scorn ascending from...
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Categories:
mourn, death, deep, evil, sorrow,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Where My True Love Lives - a BalladeSeared upon my soul for ever more
That break of dawn upon a summer morn
As I made my way along that rocky shore
Strewn with remnants from...
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Categories:
mourn, death, love, ocean,
Form:
Ballade
Children of a Lesser GodI’m tired of knowing
That because of my race
Because of where I live
Because of my last name
I’m part of the band…
The children of a lesser God
I’m...
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Categories:
mourn, god, uplifting,
Form:
Free verse
In Woes and Throes of SorrowI rise and fall like melancholy tides
in ebb and flow of wistful disrepair,
our separate in consciousness divides,
the whiff of grief fills broken-hearted air.
Neglected now, heartstrings'...
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Categories:
mourn, emotions, heartbreak, loneliness, lost
Form:
Sonnet
Pride and Joy of His FamilyHaving lived on earth for some time now
Impatiently he dwells, harboring self doubt.
In face of impediments he loses his mind
Acquiring dispositions like hate and lies,
Hosting...
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Categories:
mourn, integrity, life, men, people,
Form:
Verse
Graveyard of PoetsThere's an obscurity on the threads of darkness
dare I peer beneath the starless shroud of midnight's veil
as I walk through the misty breath that beclouds...
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Categories:
mourn, analogy, death, lost,
Form:
Free verse
My Son My FriendMourn not my Son... your Father's dead
And there's nothing to be done.
Do not mount the battlements in my defense
As the race was fairly won.
The kitchen...
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Categories:
mourn, appreciation, death, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
The Last Organ GrinderHe can turn the crank, to tunes of happy song,
One that his crowd has cherished for long,
But something has so terribly gone wrong
For someone has...
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Categories:
mourn, emotions, farewell, music,
Form:
Rhyme
If Death Should Visit Me Today
IF DEATH SHOULD VISIT ME TODAY
Whether young or old and gray
As earthly life is swept away
Please do not mourn, do not be sad
Just think of...
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Categories:
mourn, death, heaven, inspirational,
Form:
Couplet
Shipwrecked HeartI always hated water,
being in the middle of nowhere,
but it was the only way to be with you..
Now,
I'm helpless, my fingers trembling,
lips quivering, eyes full...
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Categories:
mourn, lost love,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Graveyard of PoetsThere's an obscurity on the threads of darkness
dare I peer beneath the starless shroud of midnight's veil
as I walk through the misty breath that beclouds...
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Categories:
mourn, death,
Form:
Free verse