Song Epitaph Poems
These Song Epitaph poems are examples of Epitaph poems about Song. These are the best examples of Epitaph Song poems written by international poets.
The Dead Won't Let Me SleepDreams of tropical beaches
The dead won't let me sleep
Money got me always on my feet
A certain gift a contempt behind closed doors
The sweetness of life...
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death, dream,
Epitaph For An Unknown SoldierFor Memorial Day, 2023...
Rest now
The wind knows your name
It is heard in the song it sings to the stars
Now you can rest
And rest assured that...
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Categories:
memorial day,
Lisa MariepresleyThreads connect us to things in the past
A song a happening or person we think would last
Where were you when it happened then
Is stamped to...
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death, music,
The One Who Pays the PiperPipe 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,
Groovy GoodbyeGroovy Goodbye
Monkee, Michael Nesmith, known as the serious of the four in the band
Performed as guitarist/singer and toured with Micky Dolenz last month.
He wrote the...
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celebrity, music, song,
Rip Stephan SondheimIf I cannot fly, let me sing
he who wrote almighty music
writes now in a place of nothing
or somewhere else the theater picks
1/24/2022...
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Categories:
epitaph, art, celebration, culture, death,
Billy Joe ThomasBorn in ‘42, he started singing in the 60’s when we learned his name.
“Raindrops keep Falling on My Head” is the song that brought him...
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people,
Epitaph For Betty WhiteOur dearest Betty White, whose credits are long
Her sharp wit was always like a risque' song
She warmed our hearts every step of the way.
Her final...
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epitaph, appreciation, celebrity, change, eulogy,
A KingA beloved king~Prince Philip, ...
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death, life, love,
Stephane Mallarme TranslationsThese are my modern English translations of sonnets by the French poet Stephane Mallarme.
The Tomb of Edgar Poe
by Stéphane Mallarmé
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Transformed...
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epitaph, eulogy, extended metaphor, french,
Final LullabyFinal Lullaby
by Michael R. Burch
for my mother, Christine Ena Burch
Sleep peacefully—for now your suffering’s over.
Sleep peacefully—immune to all distress,
like pebbles unaware of raging waves.
Sleep peacefully—like...
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epitaph, death, eulogy, funeral, Lullaby,
Plato Epigram TranslationsPLATO EPIGRAM TRANSLATIONS
These epitaphs and other epigrams have been ascribed to Plato...
Mariner, do not ask whose tomb this may be,
But go with good fortune: I...
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epitaph, death, eulogy, funeral, memorial,
Athenian Epitaphs IiAthenian Epitaphs II
These are ancient Greek epitaphs for lost family and friends, including dogs and other animals ...
Now his voice is prisoned in the silent...
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animal, best friend, death
Songstress Sings Songs*Image of Mom Playing the Organ by My Family Pics.
Songstress Sings Songs
The Doxology chorus though widely sung owns a verse that
accompanies, although, beyond seasons...
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Categories:
christian, heaven, mother, song,
My Swan SongAs I get closer to turning seventy, I'm now looking closer at my longevity.
The 'twilight years" are quickly approaching, my parts, now old are boldly...
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Categories:
eulogy,