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Sea Grave Poems

These Sea Grave poems are examples of Grave poems about Sea. These are the best examples of Grave Sea poems written by international poets.

KNOWN JUST TO GOD AND ME

KNOWN JUST TO GOD AND ME
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Categories: death, grave, history, patriotic,

The Unkept Grave

At the edge of the old cemetery,
I found an unkept grave.
It was though the person interned there, 
Had a soul no one could save.

Her tombstone...

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Categories: grave, death, extended metaphor, mystery,

After

Since forever I've wanted to disappear,
Death is something I long for not something I fear,
For forever I've been imagining how life would be,
If flames turned...

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Categories: grave, dark, deep, depression, eulogy,

This Sinking Ship

Through the chaotic screams, echoing fear,
Trembling tears erasing the memories,
Moments, softly shadowed by soundless yearnings …
Soon, we shall be leaving this world, this life,
Leaving for...

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Categories: grave, anxiety, confusion, death, deep,

Oblivious

The bird soars, oblivious to the wind beneath its wings
The fish swims, oblivious to the water in the sea
Humans experience this life much the same
Obliviously

Our...

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Categories: grave, angst, anxiety, conflict, confusion,

Cancer Prayer-1

The pain the  curse called cancer or mildew let us pray a prayer for you
Now spirits behind this curse we petition the root every...

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Categories: grave, absence, age, appreciation, confusion,

No Coffin, No Grave By Fared Angira

He was buried without a coffin
without a grave
the scavengers performed the post-mortem
in the open mortuary
without sterilized knives
in front of the night club

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stuttering rifles put up
the...

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Categories: grave, death, horror,

My Remains

I don't want to be buried in the ground.
Worms on my body, crawling around.
Eating my flesh, eating my brains.
Thanksgiving feast on my body's remains.

I don't...

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Categories: grave, death, deep, freedom, future,

A Quiet River

Along a quiet river to nowhere were styx lean like broken crosses. The wind is gentle with a sent of quite decay or is that...

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Categories: grave, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy,

Catharsis

Bring on the pain 
       for I have seen my ruin misspent ways.
Bring on the rain 
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Categories: grave, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger,

My Premise

So close I belong, 
So close I'd stay,
Even when the clouds gather,
Even when the tempest rage,
I'd still stay close,
Where else would I go to find...

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Categories: christian, desire, grave, longing,

Daylight Freedom Quest

I slide and  heave with brittle bones
along this pitch black tunnel , 
twisting, rolling, writhing  in  a sea of  tar.
Vapors hot...

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Categories: grave, age, art, character, courage,

Paul Valery Translation of the Graveyard By the Sea

This is my modern English translation of Paul Valéry's poem “Le cimetière marin” (“The graveyard by the sea”). Valéry was buried in the seaside cemetery...

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Categories: death, french, grave, obituary,

Nocturnal One

Night catches wing 
flies like dreams 
jumped in shifting revelations 
realities each new hue 
a shade with a difference  
a different order 
of a...

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Categories: grave, allegory, analogy, angst, art,

Siren

Dark as the stormy sea,
The witch’s heart before me.
Her eyes are of the bluest hue,
But deep inside she sees right through
Her hair is black as...

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Categories: betrayal, grave, grief, lust,