Best Obsequies Poems
Obsequies for a Queen(Elizabeth II 1926-2022)
Are we - crow, blackbird, sparrow -
aware of what's occurring?
We cannot tell, they assume,
but gape and gaze from up here.
This is a land with a departed monarch.
We - sparrow, blackbird, crow -
flit or sit above the richness
of that marching red regalia.
Thousands of arms...
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Categories:
obsequies, city, color, death, grave,
Form:
Free verse
Souls' ObsequiesThe sunset splayed along the night sky
As we wandered by the sea
How desperately we seem to try
To drown our memories
One kiss, one love was then enough
Time for awakening
One beautious sleep, devoid of love
And hope of anything
Ah, how our dreams spread out before us
As we burn...
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Categories:
obsequies, faith, introspection, philosophy,
Form:
Farewell to Poetry
I have inked my verses
All day for so long
Poured my soul in pages
But got nothing in return
For being a full time poet
Poverty has ruined my life
Crippled my very spirit
Humiliation and neglect
follows me everywhere
My wrinkles and weary eyes
Speak of...
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Categories:
obsequies, death, imagery, memory, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse