Grief Death Poems
These Grief Death poems are examples of Death poems about Grief. These are the best examples of Death Grief poems written by international poets.
I once contemplated SuicideI once contemplated suicide,
But only if I couldn’t have you by my side,
Reading my eulogy, shedding a few tears is nothing compared to...
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death, anger, anxiety, black african
A Difficult Decision
dog stricken
with cancer;
euthanized.
out of her
m i s e r y;
dog owner
hollowed out
by deep grief;
best friend, gone!
...
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cancer, death, dog, friend,
Intuitive Clones of Progress and DyingIntuitive Clones of Progress and Dying
Obsidian stones for some contrite emotional relief
Oblivion clones marching in combined technocratic belief
Meridian moans of melancholy surging with existential...
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death, life,
LADY IN REDbeautiful red gushes through the exit
beautiful red drips down your forehead
beautiful red does not love you no more
but beautiful red hugs you for a little...
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8th grade, death, god,
A Gold DiggerShe appeared like a shadow in silk,
On 57th Street,
Where men lose themselves
Trying to impress ghosts.
Victoria — that was her name.
She smiled not with warmth,
But with...
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beautiful, dark, death, fantasy,
A few lessons of grief
Each person grieves in their own way,
processing loss is never easy.
It helps to have understood early on
that nothing lasts forever.
Death is part of this life...
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death, grief, heart, life,
Life after deathDeath strikes with its wicked grin,
Deep grief and sorrow it brings,
Flights to heaven then begin,
When our souls fly without wings,
Each saint bears a halo ring,
They...
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angel, death, flying, grief,
A funeral for myselfIt was a funeral for myself
And I still haven't buried her yet
The sky opened up and released its anger
Rained down in grief and...
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death, discrimination, funeral, prejudice,
Never say that she is deadWe will not say that she is dead.
We have never said that she is dead.
We will never say that she is dead.
We’ll say...
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death, funeral, goodbye, grandparents,
Any given moment, any given timegrief is a complicated feeling; it doesn’t always hold the
loss of something. But in some cases, in my case, it’s the quiet ache of...
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death, grief,
marionette of grief
They birthed me in a house of screams, Where shadows stitched my fevered dreams— No lullaby, no gentle womb, Just rusted chains and cradle's tomb.
A...
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death, abuse, anger, angst, conflict,
The Bell Tower That Leaned InI. The Pastor’s Hand
At dawn’s brittle cusp—
he climbs, each step
a nail in time’s coffin
breath ragged
...
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death, allegory, bereavement, devotion, imagery,
Beyond Grief's Rusty Gateso harrowing, life journey from radiant light to pitch-darkness - quote by poet.
a (groaning) dread
...
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birth, confusion, death, grief,
A night at a graveyardA gossamer hung on the graveyard's gate.
A spider clung to steel, consuming its meal.
It had no need to know dinner was served late,
Nor sensed ghostly...
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death, grave, loss, scary,
Heaven's Open Golden Gate"Open the gates of Heaven's beginning
Where we end thoughts of awful sinning
Where hope and love will be forever
And think of troubles no more, never!"
...
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death, heaven,