Father Epitaph Poems
These Father Epitaph poems are examples of Epitaph poems about Father. These are the best examples of Epitaph Father poems written by international poets.
His Truest Self Has Ascended- My SpokenWordHis bones has rested there,
He's no longer here;
in an instant faster than a second,
His truest "self" ascended
in the twinkling of an eye faster...
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Categories:
analogy, appreciation, bereavement, destiny,
These R God's Letters He Created In Me the Words-God this is your letter
these are your words
these those words
you whisper for words
To share with my brother's
And my sister's
Anointed to...
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Categories:
analogy, appreciation, celebration, devotion,
Father and SonWe 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,
A KingA beloved king~Prince Philip, ...
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Categories:
death, life, love,
The Question Is-Is There Peace In the CemeteryAt the cemetery
At the grave in the tomb is there peace
The surrounding environment
say that it's so
Yet inside beneath the ground lies
nothing but...
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Categories:
analogy, confidence, heaven, peace,
God Got You and Jesus Too Just Believe Receive Just Be Still-Little one, why you cry;
Keep your eyes towards the skies;
God, yes and Jesus too;
Got their eyes on you;
Young man with the gun in your hands;
Stop,...
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Categories:
analogy, beautiful, memorial,
A Dedication To My Father Joseph Lee~Here doesn't lies a physical man for his spirit has risen and left the land the casket contains his flesh and Bones but his Spirit...
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Categories:
analogy, celebration, eulogy, father,
Epitaph For My Father, An EverymanEpitaph for My Father, an Everyman
(Written with John Hughes in mind,
as he will understand)
One night in particular, I...
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Categories:
christian, father daughter, forgiveness,
Hiroshima Poems IHiroshima Poems I
Let Us Be Midwives!
by Hiroshima survivor Sadako Kurihara
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Midnight...
the basement of a shattered building...
atomic bomb survivors sniveling in the...
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Categories:
epitaph, child, children, eulogy, father,
Elegy For a Little Girl, LostElegy for a little girl, lost
by Michael R. Burch
. . . qui laetificat juventutem meam . . .
She was the joy of my youth,
and now...
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Categories:
epitaph, bereavement, daughter, death, eulogy,
Shrinks Beware KarmaI
here lie the remains of savior-imposters
lots of canned answers from textbooks
they knew: peace & reconciliation will be their ruin
so, divorce or hate, were prolonged a...
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Categories:
allegory, angst, depression, education,
Choosing a Gravestone Epitaph For Your Mother and Father As An Allegory For Writing Poetry
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Categories:
epitaph, father, grave, mother,
Athenian EpitaphsAthenian Epitaphs
Mariner, do not ask whose tomb this may be,
but go with good fortune: I wish you a kinder sea.
—Michael R. Burch, after Plato
Does my...
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Categories:
epitaph, death, eulogy, funeral, grave,
To My Own Self Say SorryTears reunite with my cheeks once again
Just as the dark clouds above start to rain
It Felt as if God was their crying with me
I felt...
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Categories:
sorry,
To My FatherYou lived without stain
You go without strain
We live to follow the trail...
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Categories:
eulogy, inspirational,