Lover Death Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberDarkest Silence

In shrilling silence, my moans of defiance subside;
Falling tears no one hears, drop and drop, midst my drear.
In all these years, I've never cried the way I've cried;
Each drop shatters the silence in echoes of past years.

No sun shines today; even the heavens mock my pain,
A bitter cold that scolds the lover, borne you away
And stole you back from those angels in their jealous vein.
Within his sepulcher, in darkest silence, my love will reign.


Premium MemberI Want Her To Comfort Me, But She's Gone

I guess what I was trying to say to you,
The person I want to comfort me, is gone,
She was my favourite to come home to,
She enjoyed games in which I often won.

I just need to return to my new home,
Where I wait for the real lover I searched for,
Where there's no dogs so I can freely roam,
Where I have friends so life's not a bore.

I love you all, but I feel so lost without her,
I know she was also yours in her own roles.
But to me, she was better than my mother.
She and I somehow fit the same boot soles.

I may return to be here for my father's health,
But for now I value love and my wellbeing more
Than working to earn any amount of wealth,
More than mourning as I do her every chore.

Premium MemberEulogizing

A lover and a brother are heavy.
Recounting the contents of life is work.
A vessel holding unaccountable dust
may be volumes for a biographer’s notepad.
   “I miss she real bad!”
Whittled words.
Ponderous, leaky expression
surrendered by gross vulnerability,
and maybe a short lexicon.

A lover and a brother
and their handheld tomb,
this wild man pair in tropical print-
cotton tops mirroring loopy island ladies
under pineapple/banana coronets-
standing shoeless upon burning shores,
bearing their dead love,
gone sooner than hope had promised...
fish feed in a jar.

Premium MemberOnly One Love

Only One Love

Only a love
Just yours
All my life (was)
Death gets on

Loved a soul
A lover cruel
Hard love her
So hard to love her

She, she, she
For me, me, me
Dance’s love
Platonic love of mind

Dance with me
Holographic this love
Life is just in the mind’s time
Vision of a will’s desire

Come a life into a pulsar star
Falling dead asteroid in the sky
Comes to your soul’s planet
Collision with your space…

Fire, just a passing fire in my life
Just passing in your atmospherical life
Fire, fire, down, down, end, end…
It turned into an explosion in the sky

Flash ash rain…, sun gone…
My life has turned to dead ashes…
Goodbye love of life
Bye-bye life and love

No life
Only a love

Premium MemberThe Little Death



Each leaf that falls is mourned by all As trees prepare for the little death The glory of their life in warm sunshine bright Becomes a dream when it's time for rest As a lover, the wind, strips them to bare skin And they shiver as the air grows cold Lean branches bend when snows begin Youth blows away…and suddenly we're old Sap inside on hold, as blood when eyes close Then the breath of life, gasping, departs Each tree enfolds a spark of life like gold Till snow melts in Spring’s warm heart.


Premium MemberA Better Death

“For all things will kill you, both slowly and fastly, but it’s much better to be killed by a lover.” ~ Charles Bukowski
Darkness sucked at my soul with jealousy and intense arousal. You are mine. Forever, in life or death. You shine in lifelessness as my blade sinks silver into your skin, accentuated by the red of my rage. Together, in life and death. I love you.

Premium MemberThe Other Side

Death kissed me on the cheek
and said I could remain
I still had time to keep
but she’d be back again

For death she is a woman
A fickle fearsome foe
There amidst the shadows
Impossible to know

I said “You’re not my lover”
She sneered, “But I’m still death.
One day I’ll come to take you
when you breathe your final breath

“I am not afraid of you.
No I will not hide.
There is another life to live
on the other side.”

Premium MemberDoggy Breath

No harbinger of tact was he

And as a matter of fact you'll see

One spewing forth only filth and bile

A mongrel dog with a crooked smile

Nor lover of man or saintly ways

A cur so foul for all of his days

But in the end life doth defeat

Soon the harbinger of death he'll meet
dog

Premium MemberShoreline

Eyes staring at the fading sun
as my lover sailed away
tears became the shoreline
she hated my tortured mind
I hated the river
of depression

The river waved good bye

Premium MemberHe'll Plead Insanity

In the stillness of a cool, spring morning, A cardinal’s heart is heavy – he’s heartbroken. Softly calling for the lover he is mourning. Thumps noisily against the clear glass pane, Reflecting the scarlet bird, lost in his grief, Striking the window, again and again – is he insane?

Premium MemberWhen Doves Cry

Our heart bled tears, confirming our worst fears,
that estranged from our lover, our soul died.
As the coffin dropped, we felt leers and jeers
of both friend and foe, of true love denied.

As was the custom, we bore a fake smile,
acknowledging kind words to us proffered
but all we felt was, bitter taste of bile,
finding no solace, in limp hands offered.

As a soulless ghoul, we wander the earth,
although to the bigots we seem alive
but now we’re bereft of love, light and mirth,
hoping that one day, heart’s joy may revive.

Be it rain or shine, always standing tall ~
We are expected to smile as we fall

Premium MemberGrace

Neglecting spouse
on tempting lover 
lavished 
champagne and roses
luxury car... caviars
blue pearls on satin
perfumed embracing
on burning sands 
of passion 
on meadows bed
asleep in arms 
of vices
deadness hidden
by green 
of wrapping vines
like tree 
when dead twice
night of heat
turned ice
from corpse 
in horror 
running
weightless will 
untrained to resist
sucked in by vacuum 
despairing  in 
God's mercy
immersed in pride
to pay unpaid bill
Love required
on its descent to fire
looked up to see
resplendent more 
than sun
The Spouse
springtime of ages
reflecting in her gaze
opening gate
of Paradise 
her smile
divine
then shutting.

Sixth Place Winner: Brian Strand-No 1240 Unplaced-9/2/23

Premium MemberCruel Destiny

She felt old and tired,
Womb heavy with child.
Around, the stately cypress trees
Stood guard, protecting the dead,
And one especially
That lay peacefully in its tomb.
Wind softly soughed
And moaned like muted sirens
That she recollected seeing
In an old magical tome.
Yet no magic could bring back
The lover that had died 
Just a few weeks ago.

The embryo moved slightly in its place
As if it knew who rested in the tomb,
And she wondered if the father
Had also moved in his earthly womb.
No tears fell.  She left a rose,
Dark violet and perfumed
On the cold marble slab,
Turned and wended her way home
To take care of the one 
That would soon be born.

Premium MemberWhen I Have Zero Days

when i have zero days the last pillow of earth and coldness fills the hearth everything goes sideways my breath can’t move a match my lover listens close heart’s beating like a rose i can hear heaven’s latch when i have zero hours and tears are held at bay as kin, in whispers pray the silent tone devours when i’ve zero seconds i see the light at last my destination cast as the good Lord beckons 4/8/2022 Not for contest

Premium MemberButterfly Divas

BUTTERFLY DIVA

Diva's don't die
we multiply
we are at your side
as you laugh as you cry
we are sexy the sexy lavender lady
lover you hold tight
in the caramel city in the chocolate city
we're your mother, your sister, your wife

We are the boisterous violet voice
collectively as a fuchsia flare scream
Persevere in purple our choice
watch me do my thing
best not to blink either
even if you hot with a fever
if you blink you may miss your dream
Butterfly Divas
We DO the damn thing!

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