Father Epitaph Poems | Examples

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Premium Member His Truest Self Has Ascended- My SpokenWord

His 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 than a second he was with the Father, ABBA took His breath back ALL Almighty Elohim-Father GOD Selah
2/13/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©


Premium MemberGod 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, what ya gonna do; You don’t have a father, And yet you do His name is Jehovah And He loves you Old woman in the wheel chair Be aware God yet lives And like the like child and babies He has His arms around you Yes, God got you and Jesus too Just believe wait to receive Just be still God got you
2/8/2021 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©

Premium MemberA 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 has risen he has gone he's flown home resting peace be released we miss you

Son 
Navy Chef veteran World War II
Husband
 Father

Sunrise: September 9th 1925 Sunset:. December 28th 1986
"Rest in peace physically under on the Earth but alive spiritually living with God and Jesus"
JOSEPH LEE
1/1/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © A dedication to my father Joseph Lee

Premium MemberChoosing a Gravestone Epitaph For Your Mother and Father As An Allegory For Writing Poetry

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Premium MemberCasanova's Epitaph

Lovable husband Ray Casanova now goes

Father of two,   a third ... his buddy won't disclose.



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4/13/2019
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Premium MemberEpitaph

They buried her by the train,
still waiting for her father.


 This was written to demonstrate the brevity of the epitaph form, in my critique of Stark Hunter's lovely free verse poem entitled "An Epitaph" which may be found here https://www.poetrysoup.com/poetry/forum/topic5517-an-epitaph.aspx 
9-5-2017

Premium MemberLouise Myers 1896-1917

Louise Myers

1896-1917

They shot the Archduke,

And my eyes closed in disbelief;

They sank the Lusitania, 

And my heart palpitated.

My friend, this world reels and tumbles and faints,

Lost in endless crises and disasters;

Aghast at the senseless violence and mayhem.

The War To End War commenced,

As I terminated this futile existence,

With a loud curse and a silent prayer;

This leaping lunge into the death ditch!

Once, I secretly applied lipstick,

Unbeknownst to my firm-minded father,

And joyously kissed myself in the mirror.

Oh Narcissus,

Be my lover now!

For the world reels and stumbles and disintegrates,

And I have made this last leaping lunge,

This hysterical thoughtless leaping lunge,

Down, down into the deep death ditch!

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