Mother Funeral Poems
These Mother Funeral poems are examples of Funeral poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Funeral Mother poems written by international poets.
Homecoming
Hear her cries, her moaning
Silencing the night with a groaning
Breathless with her need, her yearning
For the child who has gone, returning
To the heavens, to God’s...
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funeral, child, death, grief, mother,
Mom, I Still Remember
In the coffin lay your body silent and still
As with wax, sealed were your eyes
Bared of all passion, pain and strain
You were at rest,...
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best friend, funeral, goodbye,
AshesShe was found face down beside her bed
dead long before they kicked in the door
of the deteriorating house that reeked
of cat piss that had soaked...
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bereavement, death, fate, funeral,
SECOND CHANCE TO LIFE*"A SECOND CHANCE TO LIFE"*
He stared at death eye ball to eyeballs
With subtle glance as he tried to take him away
Whispering his routine rituals...
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funeral, celebration, cheer up, death,
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death, funeral, mother,
WISH SHE WAS A LIVE
I wish she was alive,
I simply wish she was alive,
The mother I lost a year prior,
If by some stroke of good luck God
Could defer her...
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funeral, anxiety, bereavement, death of
ORGANIC RHYTHM BOXTo access the house there was a slight slope from the sidewalk, the door was in the gap under the stairs that led to the...
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brother, cancer, christmas, funeral,
Left behindLife goes so very fast
Everyday could be your last
No matter how good or bad
You live your life
It always ends up the same
You always leave...
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death, funeral, heartbroken,
A Second Daughter Departs(written for one who lost)
We lose a daughter, then we lose another,
yet find much sympathy that comes from all;
and know such sympathy will reach a...
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funeral, age, cancer, daughter, death,
A Son's LamentWhen I found you in bed, you had just died.
I wept; my grieving went mostly unsaid;
you clearly were gone—I was...
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bereavement, death, funeral, loss,
The Atheist's EpitaphThink not of me ascending
To some celestial space
Some Heaven never-ending
Spending eternity in God’s grace.
Think not of me transcending
This universe, material
To some vapid, unoffending
Paradise ethereal.
Rather think...
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funeral, 10th grade, death, earth,
MurderBenazir Bhutto
Q.Kyun marvaya?
Q.Kis nay marvaya?
Q.Kis nay supari de?
Q.Kis nay supari le?
Q.Akhir sala chakar kya hai?
Q.Kaand kay pechay kon hai?
Q.Konsi basar shaksiyat hai?
Q.Koi kyun maaray ga...
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funeral, death of a friend,
Death Sits With MeDeath sits with me
His hand on mine
The air has gone
Utterly silent, still, and stagnant
Like a puddle of unmoved water
Death is speaking
Uttering its cold explanation
But I...
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funeral, dad, death, death of
GoneAnd then
You were just gone
No coming back
Gone
No see you any more
Gone
No more intervening at just the right moment to save me
Gone
Simply
Gone
Without fanfare
No more being...
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funeral, bereavement, dad, death, death
Last Sigh
The woman lying on the hospital bed
Silent, intuition discerning
The last breath, last sigh, goodbye
Whispered beneath a soft cry
From the soul who she was leaving behind
She...
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Categories:
funeral, caregiving, childhood, death, goodbye,