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.
The Woman lost to Marius
Foundation.
An elegy and meditative reflection on the disturbing emotions created by loss.
Some suffer with in silence.
Rather than romanticizing the line — time will heal,
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Categories:
death,
Fading memories
Memories are like the delicate smoke in air,
Some are fresh and vivid, while some are fading slowly,
The intoxicating fragrance that is still alive,
While writing these
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Categories:
death, depression, goodbye, grief,
Those Who Mourn
There is an ache deep in my core.
I don't think I can go on anymore.
It stops my lungs, my breath it severs
I try in
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Categories:
bible, christian, death, encouraging,
Ten Years Of Tears-TSF
Ten years
Of joy
You gave,
Before
Death’s bell
Was struck
So fast.
Ten years
Since then,
Your love
Still blooms,
Yet I
Remain
Downcast.
Daddy,
I miss
Your laugh,
Your love,
And all
The care
You showed.
If tears
Could wake
The dead,
My God
Would grant
Prayers
I sowed.
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Categories:
cry, dad, death, grief,
Death
Pyramids Poetry Contest
Joseph May
DEATH
Flat line
Cold hearted
One chamber, one shot
Suicide triggers loss
A good wife left grief-stricken
"Why did he give her a black rose?
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Categories:
dark, death,
Expect the unexpected
Life changes come in little increments
along a fated journey fraught with twists and turns.
But once in a while
changes come on sudden and dramatic
like the day
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Categories:
change, death, grief, journey,
Severed
When you were around things seemed plain,
just how things should be to my brain,
now I look around all in vain,
we’re all less for losing you.
Worse,
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Categories:
death, grief, loss, moving
Dear Logan
Everyone knows it’s supposed to be me and you.
But because somebody decided to hurt me through you.
Now I have to go on without you.
And
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Categories:
anger, death, grief,
Normalcy
A return to Normalcy
As night comes, all are at ease
We return to slumber
In the electric comfort
Of artificiality that is our lives
We
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Categories:
death, allusion, art, change, confidence,
True Story
Walking in the front door with my sisters in tow, the phone on the sideboard in the dining room started ringing incessantly. Upon answering
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Categories:
death, grief, parents, satire,
ALREADY GONE
We did not notice at first—
the small rebellions of memory:
a forgotten kettle on the stove,
the absurd claim that Tuesday had vanished,
names reshuffled as if in
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Categories:
caregiving, death, family, grief,
His Constant Companion
Albert Nelson's father bought a huge clock, the very day he was born,
A happy fellow, with a winsome smile. Like the merry pink sun, at
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Categories:
age, death, fantasy, friend,
Shiver
In another life, we were.
I hope you found
what you are looking for.
Is it too late?
Don’t turn around.
Here and everywhere,
I remember you.
In the summer wind,
what once
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Categories:
break up, death of
Planche de Chair Cuite
She was not invited
She was arranged
They never wanted Jasmine
not the woman who brought basil-clean hands
and pomegranate soap
who harmonized soliloquies into pastries
while they
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Categories:
betrayal, death, gothic, grief,
The Hand Reader
It was a misty morning in Moscow—
When fate and palm first softly crossed,
In gilded halls where secrets sleep,
I met a man both sharp and lost.
An
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Categories:
business, corruption, cry, death