Die Poems - Poems about Die

...h nature autumn’s last Stolid lancing redolent glance Cast at length upon the place Where hearts and stars cannot so die Like a vampire serene within a tomb Long bereft of sunlight’s smile But death has waited every mile And every mi......Read More

...way to control the poor, Giving them hope after death, so they won’t have to face them. It may just be dark after we die. But why does my being cry at the mention of your name? Every hair on my body prostrates towards you And the he......Read More

...o big deal; stay or go; be or not be. It makes no difference whether hot, lukewarm, or cold. But some Things are 'to die for', and Others; not. Some things move us, and by them we are driven. We live for them. We eat, sleep, and die fo......Read More

...one must treasure and hold close to their heart. Without humanity there would be nothing to live for and nothing to die for. Humanity is what holds everything together, even in troubled countries people still search for humanity and......Read More

...d. The engine is not alive without you. For the never-living there is only the scrap-yard. Only what lives can never die. Herein lies the only spiritual lesson you need ever take to heart, but then you must ask what lives? ......Read More

...baby born with crooked back died not asking ......Read More

...   "often on being hit by a vehicle, a dog or a cat, similar to a witch, fearfully crawls in a ditch to painfully die alone."     "the majority of breeders and owners of pets currently reside in lullaby land."     "surely yo......Read More

...don't get vaporised- My eyes!? My eyes!? Can't remember if my mum got me baptised!? But to live is to sink boys, to die is to rise I'd rather die or would I I want to live but not like that with my flesh dripping body like a sieve ......Read More

...ackles of domination Said there is more to life, I deserve it Who speak passionately without fear And are willing to die for a just cause. I stand in awe of thoughtful women Who raise their children with values Teaching them to do w......Read More

...e shock; I’ll stick to cash and not go in hock. I know I’m an old-fashioned guy, and probably more so when I die… So I’ll invest in my grandkids, hope when I pass that they say, “He did!”......Read More

...n would smile And pull it's eyes on me I have taken so much That could have even suffocated me Only the heart did die though Cause it really feels nothing No pains just at ease I have learnt to feign courage I have learnt to rid......Read More

...sions. He was totally animated as he told it. The rest of the class was enthralled, transfixed. He said “Everybody died!” I said “What about Tommy?” Tommy is his best friend. “Except Tommy.” “What about Susie?” “Except Susie.” “W......Read More

...ouse was not far from the oak I luckily found help near by A wild life rehabilitator Who knew what to do. Never say die. Days passed and suddenly A robin flew up on my window sill. Was it the bird I had saved? I dream it was, for ......Read More

... Now that all his fame and wealth are gone, And his fair weather friends have themselves withdrawn, Leading him to die at the edge of the dawn. As all the women he got and pampered have left, Making his life go so worse. He is now w......Read More

... It seems old poems never die, remain inchoate, ill-defined. No matter how hard we may try, they haunt the fore......Read More