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Loss Death Poems

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


Premium Member Wind Phones
In many parks along peaceful walking trails
wind phones can now be found across the world.
With the help of an old rotary dial telephone,
mourners can speak...

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Categories: death, grief, loss, psychological,



Premium Member evanesce
( for Mom )

I’ll treasure dear while growing old
          I clasped your hand til it waxed...

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Categories: analogy, death, introspection, loss,

The Quiet Exit
Amidst the unsettling crowd of animals,
I still feel alone, even if you're sitting by me.
There is no cure for my loneliness.

The feeling is similar to...

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Categories: death,

Those We Love
Those we love don’t go away
They walk beside us everyday
And when I feel my world begin to grow 
As dark as night
I feel the warmth...

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Categories: death, devotion, emotions, loss,

Premium Member 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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Categories: death, grief, heart, life,



Premium Member Those We Love
those we love don't go away
they walk beside us everyday
some think heaven is far up in the stars
God, I believe heaven is wherever you are

and...

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Categories: angel, christian, death, family,

Never say that she is dead
We 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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Categories: death, funeral, goodbye, grandparents,

Any given moment, any given time
grief 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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© toar edge  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, grief,

Premium Member NOT HOLDING HANDS
Why couldn't I hold your hand? You ask
Yourself in golden bowers of infinity -
Was it because he felt too old to do it?
It was too...

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Categories: bereavement, death, emotions, mom,

Matsuo Basho: English translations of Haiku about Life 1
Matsuo Basho: English translations of haiku about clouds, geese, departing, empty nests and huts, lonely, loneliness, drinking alone, sake, longing, loss, death, hawks, the moon,...

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Categories: culture, death, loneliness, lonely,

Premium Member From Dusk Till Dawn
An isolating darkness looms:
A numb yet tingled skin;
And residues of twilight's gloom,
As walls unseen close in.

This place feels sharp, yet vague and stale;
The clash stirs...

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© Nico Coar  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, journey, lost, philosophy,

Premium Member Beyond Grief's Rusty Gate
so harrowing, life journey from radiant light to pitch-darkness - quote by poet.

 a (groaning) dread 
        ...

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Categories: birth, confusion, death, grief,

A night at a graveyard
A 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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Categories: death, grave, loss, scary,

Premium Member I See Her Eyes
I see her eyes, I hear her voice.
In gratitude, how I rejoice. 
On grains of sand, below blue skies, 
I hear her voice, I see...

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Categories: death, loss, love,

Carry you
I carry you with me 
Everywhere that I go.

In my eyes,
In my smile,
In the way I walk,
How I talk, 
Even how I act and dress.

I...

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Categories: death, grief, loss, love,


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