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Death Family Poems

These Death Family poems are examples of Family poems about Death. These are the best examples of Family Death poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Those We Love
those we love don't go away
they walk beside us everyday
some think heaven is far up in the stars
God, I believe heaven is wherever you are

and...

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Categories: angel, christian, death, family,



Missing You
In gratitude for mercy, I softly tread,
For all that we cherished, the words left unsaid.
Comforted by knowing you held me so dear,
Our laughter still echoes,...

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Categories: bereavement, death, emotions, family,

Michael, My Brother
Your smile is like the moon all silver lined,
I wanted to be by you, time after time.
Your love for sports was quite unreal,
But you never...

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Categories: family, absence, brother, cry, death,

Premium Member PTSD FAMILY 101 AIRBORNE SREAMING EAGLES LANDS 2337 MONROE FRED HAMPTONS BREAKFAST PROGRAM 1969
THE SHEER FINDINGS OF A FAMILY SUFFERING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS YOU TRY AND FOCUS MOSTKY ON YOUR TRIGGERS FIR ME ITS WEARING WIRES PREGNANT FOR...

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Categories: family, allah,

Premium Member Wrongful Life Claim Against My Father
They filed his blood beneath a numbered case—
the marrow went to war without a call.
The VA counted cells, not what took place
in basements where his...

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Categories: america, death, family, war,



l'appel du vide
A void within me calls
wanting only what I've never had,
but I've always seen.
The taste of a possession so illegal,
It's to die for.
as literal and figurative...

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© Maya Huynh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: family, addiction, childhood, death, environment,

LOVE POTION
Love potion, is so sweet, it comes in many forms, and can make you weak. 
Love potion, can make you smile, but really it may...

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Categories: family, addiction, america, feelings, love,

No One Understands

How in a twinkle of an eye,
Your life so make a lot of sense.
Now, the world heave a nasty sigh... 
What an atmosphere with such...

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Categories: age, car, death, family,

Premium Member June 27th, 1969
A Friday,
a plane crash,
a phone call,
all it took
for your whole world to shatter.

You never got to tell them
how you’d follow in his footsteps
in his wing...

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Categories: family, death, flying,

Premium Member Surrenity
We never knew that death was so close.
And when our grand  daughter was dying,
Before her passing we began to pray.
Something erupted deep inside of...

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Categories: family,

Come On Darlin
For Aunt Carolyn, in memory of Uncle Dennis

They were just teens outside a gift shop door,
He said, "Come on, Darling, let’s go explore."
With a wink...

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Categories: appreciation, death, family, heartbreak,

Bones Remain Alive
Loitering around at the expense
of my parents back, 
I too wish to be at the resemblance 
of hardworking thumbs, 
those same fingers that sewed 
the...

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Categories: death, family, farm, growing

Premium Member He's Still My Man
(A country song to my hubby…read this with a Loretta Lynn voice)

Verse one:

Well, my man is the kind who likes to unwind 
with a BudLight...

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Categories: family, fun, funny love,

It ain't no fun, When the rabbit got the gun
Not its your turn my pretty
to prick your finger on the blade
taste the repercussions of what you have set to cause on my fate

now it...

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Categories: family, angst, betrayal, birth, blessing,

Wilderness
Wilderness 

Moonlight stretches into the clearing,
intangible ...but offering comfort.
She is dying now, pining to be rescued,
her breathing jagged, her endurance spent;
the bullet had lanced her...

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© Ian Souter  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: family, animal, death,


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