Ballad Death Poems
These Ballad Death poems are examples of Death poems about Ballad. These are the best examples of Death Ballad poems written by international poets.
I am a VirginI am a virgin, I have never been touched by a man since I was created.
I have never known a man, I have never...
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birth, care, death, nature,
I am a VirginI am a virgin, I have never been touched by a man since I was created.
I have never known a man, I have never...
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birth, care, death, nature,
The Great 8We started as 8 with the unique zest of life in our own way, but it was not to be for eternity for the first...
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bereavement, death, emotions, family,
The Legend of Johnny CashI dreamed of Johnny Cash last night,
his music spoke to me,
I said I thought that you were dead,
but music lives said he,
but music lives said...
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death, dream, music, native
I Went To Unpleasant PlacesI went to unpleasant places
where there was no mention,
or even a clear defination
of the Holy of the Holies!
Those unholy places were dens
of fornicators who...
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culture, dance, death, evil,
The Ballad of Mickey McGeeOld smiling Mickey McGee
Cheated everyone he knew
As selfish as he could be
And of morals, he had few
He cheated playing poker
And he cheated on his wife
Just...
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death,
Love Spring Deathlove, spring, and death
it was spring, late April, snow thawed and sun-warmed
winter cold faces, I was 18 and in love
the object of my desire was...
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death, adventure, body, color, education,
The Ballad of Sarah PikeThis is the tale of Sarah Pike
Who lived in a cottage at Hangman’s Dyke,
Twixt Preston and old Burnblack town
She walked the byways up and down.
Travellers...
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death, lost, murder, music,
Lorca Translations ILorca Translations I
Gacela of the Dark Death
by Federico Garcia Lorca
loose translation by Michael R. Burch
I want to sleep the dreamless sleep of apples
far from the...
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dark, death, heart, romance,
BalefireBalefire
What glory is a lighthouse with no storm to weather?
For there is no solace in harbouring a harpooned wanderer
Truth be told, I am the jaded...
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death, depression, emotions, grief, lost,
Loanly CaterpillerLonely caterpillar, roaming around wondering what your purpose is, why the butterflies are so beautiful and you are you! Crawling around, getting ready to sleep,...
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death, africa, analogy, animal, art,
Dying On the Last TurnShared with Your friends
Dying on the last turn
I do know that good things have been done
Maybe a nation has been saved or a great battle...
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adventure, bird, death, rain,
Ballad of Ghost and Tex - Part IThere’s many a tale that spreads across the night
when the sun o’er the plains yields to campfire light.
Tales about cowboys, who once roamed the...
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death, poetry,
And Murdered in Her Bed(Oscar Wilde wrote that long poem "The Ballad of Reading Gaol" in 1897, quoted here. In it, a man met his death; for some decades...
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anxiety, death, emotions, fate,
ReleaseI grave your sweet release your pressure gone darkness calling me. I can feel the difference straight away no more pain no more hiding just...
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death,