Funeral Death Poems
These Funeral Death poems are examples of Death poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Death Funeral poems written by international poets.
Plato Epigram TranslationsPLATO EPIGRAM TRANSLATIONS
These epitaphs and other epigrams have been ascribed to Plato...
Mariner, do not ask whose tomb this may be,
But go with good fortune: I...
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death, eulogy, funeral, memorial,
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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death, 12th grade, character, hope,
The Old Crone In the Woods, Part IIII.
Liesel spent months worrying about this,
about dark minions and young souls that hurt,
she even started fearing for herself
for questioning the teachings of the church.
She did...
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death, anxiety, baby, children, heaven,
The Old Crone In the Woods, Part II.
It was in 1554
that young Liesel watched her little nice die,
a fever had swept through Bavaria,
and from her tiny frame all life did fly.
She wasn’t...
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death, anxiety, baby, children, heaven,
GATE OF DEATHThe gate of death is opening
In these days of lockdown
Departing one by one not telling
Whether they like or not willing
Even to...
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death, funeral,
Death of a Dear LadyI often passed the time away
walking with you, Natalia,
down on the beach.
The sand, the sun, the surf,
perfection to you.
The breeze with its saliferous scent,
the sound...
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appreciation, best friend, death,
The Virus From HellThere's a disease causing havoc around the world.
Infecting many men women boys and girls.
It is a pandemic.We've got to correct it.
Mother Earth's in a...
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Categories:
anxiety, death of a
Frozen In TimeThe funeral was unusually quiet,
no one had been to see mom in
years. The guilt hung like wet
blankets on a line. The job
of cleaning...
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death, funeral,
Ode to Death reduxhe who wields scythe aloft
to reap a withered and ageing crop
the harvest of the doomed and lost
who fell to their winter's frost
the skeletal hand...
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angst, anxiety, autumn, death,
Alone at the funeral
Holding hands in silence at time of grief,
an impulsive emote, now memory.
In these times, we can offer no relief;
each in aloneness, weary and teary,
carries his...
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death, emotions, friendship, funeral,
Seven TeapotsI opened the door that morning to a knock,
And four women, holding seven teapots.
I had to laugh, surprise and then understanding hitting me at once.
I...
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bereavement, community, death, funeral,
on death of a great singerwhen funeral fire consumed his mortal remains,
roaring flames burnt his bodily musical domains,
peering through the glass portal one could see fires lash,
every inch reduced to...
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death, devotion, identity, inspiration, music,
Athenian Epitaphs IIAthenian Epitaphs II
These are ancient Greek epitaphs for lost family and friends, including dogs and other animals ...
Now his voice is prisoned in the silent...
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animal, best friend, death
Take Me Out On the WaterTake me out on the water
I will stare up at the sky
Say goodbye to wife and daughter
Tell my sons I’m bound to die
And my soul...
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death, funeral, goodbye, love,
Are Pills More Important To You Then Your Own KidsAre Pills More Important To You Then Your Own Kids?
...
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addiction, death, drug, emotions,