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Eulogy Death Poems

These Eulogy Death poems are examples of Death poems about Eulogy. These are the best examples of Death Eulogy poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Eulogy For A Loved One
Poem for Dad

Of flesh and blood
that nature gives to our breath
must one day be given back
for life was lent by Earth's hand
and now it is...

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Categories: dad, death, dedication, eulogy,



Premium Member Elegy for Old Growth
Elegy – 7-17-24
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Elegy for Old Growth

Through measures of metered melancholy
The tattered winds sing a rent elegy,
A pensive wail for pristine old growth,
A drifting chant in...

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Categories: death, life, nature,

Premium Member An Empty Husk
Death has drained my life of joy;
my heart is an empty husk.
I cannot muster a single smile
from the many I've stored in memory;
to come to...

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Categories: angst, bereavement, death, emotions,

Premium Member To A Sky
         star in the sky
        there before me
 I thought...

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Categories: dad, death, eulogy, father,

Premium Member Lay Me Down in Green Pastures
Visions of what used to be 

Comes to set my spirit free

The distant past is fading fast

As the warm earth covers me

The two of us...

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Categories: death,



Called Too Early
Walking to class with an expectation not allowed for the innocent.
An uneventful day was expected, but never promised.
My intention as pure as could be with...

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Categories: anti bullying, conflict, death,

Premium Member Mz Mortenson
I’m Mz Mortenson, if you please.
I dispensed with the charade
when I went to my grave.

Life can be tricky
if you’re pretty.

My life was a role,
I couldn’t...

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Categories: addiction, beauty, celebrity, death,

Loss Kept on Marching
Tremors shake beneath trepidatious feet.

To shake when shooken offers scents of defeat.

Took in thine imagery from perches unseen.

Salivating secretions ooze and seep secrecy.

Scantily clad corruptions...

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Categories: appreciation, bereavement, death of

Premium Member Bad News, Morose News
It’s like being hit by a meteor
Where there’s no tomorrow
It is like doomsday, really
Where everything is ugly
And absolutely nothing is pretty
I just received the bad...

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Categories: dark, death, death of

Premium Member Mama Has Left
Mama has left
She is no longer alive
She left Mother Earth
She is in the cemetery
Mom is further on
She is, here and there, really
Mother is gone
And no...

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Categories: death, earth, funeral, goodbye,

Premium Member A Seismic Afternoon Without Form, Name Or End
We are going to dig to bury our dead:
Mother, father, sisters and brothers,
Uncles, aunts, friends and strangers.
We are going to inter our dead:
Archbishop, pastors, Houngans...

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Categories: courage, death, eulogy, farewell,

Premium Member Don't Come To My Funeral
Don't come, do not come
Do not come to my funeral
Do not come to my burial
Stay home in a quiet room
To read my God-given poems
Be inspired...

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Categories: death, betrayal, funeral, goodbye, grave,

Premium Member O Blessed Kalapana
"Kalapana fishing village laid west of Mount Pu'u O'o. Our home was behind the church that sat on an abutment tip that rose slightly higher....

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Categories: appreciation, death, emotions, eulogy,

Premium Member A Bad Friday For Jesus
What humans call ‘Good Friday’
Should be named
A ‘Bad Friday‘ for Jesus
Our brother
Who bravely died for our sins.

Copyright © March 2024, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert...

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Categories: death, brother, eulogy, freedom, history,

Villanelle: Remembering Not to Call
Villanelle: Remembering Not to Call
by Michael R. Burch

(a villanelle permitting mourning, for my mother, Christine Ena Burch)

The hardest thing of all,
after telling her everything,
is remembering...

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Categories: absence, children, death, eulogy,


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