Mother Death Poems
These Mother Death poems are examples of Death poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Death Mother poems written by international poets.
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Romanticism
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Categories:
angel, birth, daughter, death,
BEAUTIFULLY ROTTEN
by Victor Alaje
I cradle and rock him,
He's so fragile a thing in my arms,
So perfect, so innocent,
So unlike his mother.
His mother was broken and wicked,
A being rotten...
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Free verse
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dark, death, humanity, innocence,
Our only son
by Mustafa Seker
(Son) Father, mother, time has come,
I’ll go out while I’m still young,
To venture out and see creation,
And wander through every nation.
(Father) Silly boy, don’t you...
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Rhyme
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Categories:
age, dark, death, humor,
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Concrete
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Categories:
death, allusion, anxiety, betrayal, dark,
Eula Gee
by Rico Leffanta
Here lies Father John with his mum
Who told everyone John was dumb
Her final scoff,
"What a RIP-off!
You must be as dumb as they come!"
Well, lightening soon...
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Limerick
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Categories:
christian, death, eulogy, grave,
A Key For The Maiden
by Richard Evans
she enters the room gracefully
belying the heartache inside
her tale of loss floats through the air
like a wind blown kite
a mother child and death
reduced to...
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Free verse
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Categories:
death,
Easterly
by tikar osuru
Bouquets of eastern starlings, raving.
Reaching out, fledgling saving,
The garden sloth of heaven's hues
Living in a bath of saffron dews.
Darkend the...
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Lyric
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Categories:
art, bible, christian, death,
Culture of Death
by Holly Primerano
People think that they have found,
a substitute for prayer.
New trends have been endorsed,
perhaps we should be beware.
Our problems are diverse,
but as I look I find,...
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Rhyme
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Categories:
death, conflict, corruption,
The heaven I hate
by Isor Chand
When I cannot smell my foul sweat,
What shall I do with smell so sweet?
I had bent too much to be right
And I want it still...
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Rhyme
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Categories:
child abuse, culture, death,
His Sleeping Beauty
by Elizabeth Duran
…and so, she laid there sleeping peacefully as he gazed upon her beauty.
He wanted to remember this moment as it was, untainted by future...
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Free verse
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Categories:
beautiful, bereavement, death,
Slit
by Brianna Hobson
The butcher walks in
To cut and keep leftovers,
He's working with meat...
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Haiku
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Categories:
death, abortion, birth, creation, gender,
Liquid Language
by Carol Connell
There is a wordless language known as tears.
Its voice is clearly heard, make no mistake.
In life’s swift drama played out through the years,
companion of sheer...
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Sonnet
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Categories:
birth, child, cry, death,
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Dramatic Monologue
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Categories:
black african american, death,
MOTHER
by RICHARD TABI
Tell them i was here
I carried them in my sack for nine months.
Tell them the ugly pains I encroached.
The fire that was in my chest.
The...
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Lyric
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Categories:
africa, birth, celebration, death,
A Little Birdie
by Daniel Handschuh
Take a drive along a lonely road,
A dull highway with only the husks
Of cars and rotting flesh inside.
If you can find a certain groove
In the...
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Free verse
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Categories:
angst, betrayal, death, family,
VAMPIRE EYE
by Fungayi Elias Ndhlovu
When one eye is injured
Be certain the other is hurt,
The connection is certain
In flickers of light transferred:
Seven days now,
My eye is dreading the sun,
It was...
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Alexandrine
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Categories:
death,
The Father I Lost
by Jesse Rowe
Memories felt after so long repressed
Now burn like a fire inside of my chest
They flow now as ink from the tip of my tongue...
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Elegy
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Categories:
death, father, loss,
The Lupus Was a She
by Sian St. John
The lupus was a she
howling at an orange winter moon
baying for a he
with pups yelping unison in tune.
“Where could Daddy be?”
They question Mother as...
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Personification
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Categories:
animal, death,
A Hungry Fire
by Elizabeth Adams
She blew a goodbye kiss to mummy
And off into the school she scampered
Exchanging pleasantries and last night's stories
And looking forward to dusk...
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Free verse
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Categories:
death, absence,
RIP GILL
by Gordon Alexander
Today we say goodbye to jill
This surely is a bitter pill
A lively lady full of the beans
A cruel world so it seems
A kind hearted lady...
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Free verse
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Categories:
bereavement, death of a