Death Dramatic Monologue Poems
These Death Dramatic Monologue poems are examples of Dramatic Monologue poems about Death. These are the best examples of Dramatic Monologue Death poems written by international poets.
Planche de Chair Cuite
She was not invited
She was arranged
They never wanted Jasmine
not the woman who brought basil-clean hands
and pomegranate soap
who harmonized soliloquies into pastries
while they
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Categories:
betrayal, death, gothic, grief,
I Turn My Back on Bitterness
I wish we could have justice,
not just under the law, but for those who mistreat, use, and deceive us.
For those who break promises
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Categories:
emotions, forgiveness, heartbreak, how
We shall be speaking Physics by the end of today
This is a problem growing in direct proportion
To the papers that we face very soon
In everyone’s speech a pronounced distortion
And half the class sleepwalking at
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Categories:
mental health, school, science,
No life, No death
Oh death
The fear of countless souls
I adore your kiss
I need you close
When will we meet?
When shall you come?
It's too long a wait
Please come tonight
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Categories:
confusion, grief, hyperbole, imagery,
Is the time of our departure from earth near part two
O how it is so very clear that our departure in rapture's flight of 777
Is alas also so very near and it could be departing
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10th grade, 11th grade,
The Old Man
He walks the dark alley's, unforeseen roaming
His life finds worthless circumstances to nature existence
Belly rumbles hunger, need a dying sleepless thirst
Once on
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Categories:
character, deep, emotions, endurance,
Humor In Life
It's not of anger's taken, love rules position
Heart we find enjoyment of laughter and smiles
But there's a bitter unforeseen circumstances
Of situation known
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Categories:
absence, body, character, heart,
The grief of greed
I hate. I hate. I hate.
You aren't me.
I hate. I hate. I hate.
You don't want to be me.
I hate. I hate.
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Categories:
abuse, corruption, desire, evil,
The day a poet didn’t die-II: The witness
She’s at it again.
Wasting my ink
staging yet another death.
I draft her crimson melodramas
with third-hand metaphors
as she sips on ‘hope’ like tonic
laced with rust
and wears
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Categories:
depression,
Codons of Contempt: A Crime Against Empathy
We came not for conquest,
but for containment—
though conquest is what happens
when containment itches beneath the skin
like sulfur spores in a sealed lung.
They had the secret.
Not
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Categories:
death, fear, horror, myth,
My day up town
I can feel the bitter breeze of the winter’s air.
My body is covered with goose bumps that layer my skin.
I have no money to eat.
so
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Categories:
addiction, adventure, america, analogy,
The Threefold Threat
When the dusk bleeds
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Categories:
abuse, angst,
Reflections of the Past, Visions of the Future
Faded memories litter the walls, as anniversaries coincide together with zero regard for one another, the simple beginnings are barely visible and yet the complexity
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Categories:
adventure, beautiful, death, deep,
Reflections of the Past, Visions of the Future
I celebrated my father's birthday this last April 4th, 2025
He would have been 75,
Yet 7 years ago, a white butterfly laid him to rest, with
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Categories:
butterfly, dad, death, faith,
Dawn of Delirium
Freedom ~ an inked kingdom
of macabre mirrors,
a vermiform lie
veiling the vehement suffering
amidst serpent estuaries,
surging within strangled skin,
as if I am the living sin,
jinxed by the
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Categories:
angst, anxiety, society,