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Dance Epitaph Poems

These Dance Epitaph poems are examples of Epitaph poems about Dance. These are the best examples of Epitaph Dance poems written by international poets.


The One Who Pays the Piper
Pipe me a tune I can dance to
Or play a lament, as of old.
And pipe you a song
Serenely and strong
For then, I will pay you...

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Categories: age, deep, farewell, goodbye,



Premium Member Father and Son
We all fit where God has chosen and yet we believe it’s us who have coveted

That we do the desiring, selling tickets to your mother...

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Categories: anxiety, bereavement, blessing, christian,

Premium Member A Golden Girl
A Golden Girl, Ms. Betty White, one day shall meet
Your life measured in memories that were sweet
May you tap dance to the rhythm of the...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: eulogy,

Premium Member Epitaph of Nature
Spring of lotus births
Summer of forest flowers
Fall of colored warriors
Winter of lamentations
Seasons of tragic dance...

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Categories: epitaph, appreciation, seasons, simple, spiritual,

Epitaph
Farewell, au revoir, arrivederci, auf wiedersehen
to the world that never cared to know my name
To the cerulean seas I've never seen
in which I never swam...

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Categories: epitaph, death, goodbye, loneliness, longing,



William Dunbar: Lament For the Makaris Translation
Lament for the Makaris ("Lament for the Makers/Poets")
by William Dunbar [c. 1460-1530]
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
 
i who enjoyed good health and gladness
am overwhelmed...

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Categories: epitaph, death, evil, fear, poets,

Holy Fool
My God why did you forsake me?
I gave my life and soul to Thee
You went and threw away the key
My God why did you forsake...

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Categories: atheist, bereavement, betrayal, devotion,

Premium Member Tom Died At Winter Solstice
You asked us not to cry when you have passed on 
	But we do not need handkerchiefs we need storm water drains
		May the flash floods...

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Categories: death, funeral, future,

Epitaph - Booby Prize
Here lies (but I must tell the truth)
A Stag Party Dancer named Ruth
A natural wonder
Who caused priests to blunder
Inside the confessional booth...

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Categories: epitaph, dance, eulogy, fun, lust,

Dead Men Tale
We're hit, we're hit!! serge!
The thing goes skrrrahh pap pap ka-ka-ka
Skibiki-pap-pap and a pu-pu-pudrrrr-boom
Skya, du-du-ku-ku-dun-dun
Poom, poom

The whole platoon has been cut off
The entire platoon has...

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Categories: anger, world war ii,

Premium Member Laurah Maybelle Rickborn 1907-1935
Laurah Maybelle Rickborn

1907-1935

Life was such a excruciating bother.
I’m happy the long drama is finished now.
My childhood consisted mostly of chores and lessons,
While my teenage years...

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Categories: men,

Premium Member The River of No Return
THE RIVER OF NO RETURN
The Rue St. Germain is alone and still   
though cool is the night with a summer chill
the fog from...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: absence, beauty, destiny, farewell,

Premium Member Frank Lane 1877-1913
Frank Lane

1877-1913

RS was my best friend,

A friend ever to the end.

Together we footed and mounted 

The pliant limbs of the Hybrid Tree

On County Road,

And wetfully...

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Categories: death,

Premium Member Genevieve Stoddard 1892-1912
Genevieve Stoddard

1892-1912

Whose footsteps do I hear

Up there above my sleeping bones?

Whose unghostly shadow stalks me

Here in these dark parameters?

Whose blood stream has inundated me 

Here...

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Categories: dance, death,

Premium Member Georgia Brown 1898-1914
Georgia Brown

1898-1914

We were the deathless dream dancers

The crazy girls with secrets and surprises!

Me and Nellie and Trudy and Olive.

We waited monthly for the full midnight...

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Categories: beauty, dance, death, first


Book: Shattered Sighs