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Moving On Death Poems

These Moving On Death poems are examples of poetry about Moving On Death. These are the best examples of Death Moving On poems written by international poets.


Premium Member THE IMPERSONATOR OF SOULS
THE IMPERSONATOR SAT BEHIND HER DESK OF TWICKERY FALSIFYING FILES AND MURDER CASES RECRUITING VIOLENT OFFENDERS TO END MY LIFE OVER MY AMERICAN POETRY MY...

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Categories: america, beautiful, dark, death



WHO WINS THESE DAYS
Yesterday you lost someone you love
But sometimes that love becomes a positive
That loss can bring back some of your old friends
And it can start a...

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Categories: best friend, caregiving, death

Premium Member Death of a Poet
“When the pen falls silent that once danced to the muse’s command and when the poet’s heart no longer beats with rhyme, we realize that...

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Categories: death, pain, poetess,

Premium Member Bananas Wagged His Name
1.  ? OK, I'm good to go ...
2.  Satirical, ironic, quick wit, = critics fave +/-
3.  Dad's magical, handcrafts a buck into...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: animal, change, culture, death,

Faces without color
I bury my face in my hands to cover the shame because everything was not the same, the spectacular air parade was blocked from the...

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Categories: business, celebration, change, death,



Lilith, Finale Moon
Zenith swirls of black rose petals,
burst into a flock of circling crows,
descending ash and rain on my frozen form.

Viscera and scarlet pools flash,
feet running of...

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Categories: beautiful, change, dark, death,

Too Close To The Edge
The world tilts into a crescendo,
manifesting a lure of viral plague,
pervasive and fangs virulent,
sickening coquettish carnivorous creatures.

Why bother with their musings,
why care?

A question that reminds...

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Categories: child, dark, death, deep,

Premium Member Front-Page Headline News
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Categories: death, moving on, murder,

Premium Member The 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...

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Categories: conflict, courage, death, encouraging,

My Adrenaline
I stood at the bus stop deciding which way to go and I look towards the East and my adrenaline starts to flow, the traffic...

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Categories: betrayal, bird, body, death,

Leap
I set out on a journey to appease my soul and honor the deity, but I got caught in a rift and almost fell from...

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Categories: death, america, april, basketball, bereavement,

Premium Member The Photograph
The wedding photograph took centre stage

Eight great years

Two years gone now

She had sort of moved on

Slowly

She gazed at the photograph

So strange, it looked different

It was...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, dream,

Premium Member The Journey
He always brought the subject up at the most inappropriate of times, usually when some c**t was trying to kill us.
Are you a believer now?
If...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, god, war, women,

Life
Life, a moving train, 
With many stops.
Disgorging souls diverse
As it journeys forth.
Yet embracing 
New voyagers
Along its steamy path.
Within its long belly,
Hearts and minds immersed.
Unstopped onward...

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Categories: birth, death, destiny, fate,

The Foot of the Tree
They met at the foot of the tree when the temperature was minus zero degrees, the wind was blowing, the trees were shaking, and her...

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Categories: death, appreciation, caregiving, change, community,


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