Tribute Grave Poems
These Tribute Grave poems are examples of Grave poems about Tribute. These are the best examples of Grave Tribute poems written by international poets.
TombSerene silence, its salient feature
The sapped bodies snug in solitude.
Not a mound of sand and cement.
A structure to showcase our reverence and regard and
Keep them...
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grave, tribute,
Forever RememberedFrom the cold, damp earth I rise,
With a heavy heart and tearful eyes,
My mother lies in eternal rest,
But her love still beats within my chest.
With...
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grave, appreciation, death, hyperbole, in
The Tiny GraveA friend's niece was diagnosed with brain cancer and the prognosis is dire*. There is no greater loss than the loss of a loved one;...
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grave, bereavement, cancer, child, death,
Remembering Mother - a Tribute To All Mothersin everything I do, I think of her,
in laughter, in grief and in still silence,
is part of me, like language to grammar,
in my body, in...
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child, death, grave, memory,
Nascent Poetic Tribute To Black History MonthNascent poetic tribute to black history month...
crafted before onset when people of color
got acknowledged for twenty eight or nine days
depending if leap year...
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grave, abuse, dream, evil, february,
Holding Back TearsWhen granny was still alive
she used to tell me~
" Don't cry when I die,
for tears are melted salt
that had escaped from oceans;
Spare your tears, spare...
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deep, grandmother, grave, tribute,
To WhomTo whom shall I write my letters
To whom shall I read my poems
To whom shall I speak my thoughts
The mountains mere the...
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grave, anxiety, child abuse, dream,
The Old Country CemeteryI wandered down an old country lane
A shadowy stroll into the past
An old cemetery laid still in the shade
A resting place at last
Here, long ago,...
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grave, bereavement, death, death of
God's AcreDarkness envelops like giant wings
Heart thumping eyes unfocused,
Hearing nothing silent as a graveyard,
Under a misty moon a dark shape looms,
Grey, solid, shiny marble it's a...
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dark, death, grave, memorial,
Slave No MoreHow would I tell you my despair
Without remembering the fate we share?
My eyes still swell with tears
Every time I think of all these years.
I was...
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conflict, courage, discrimination, grave,
Soul of a Martyred SoldierHis soul watches in absolute silence,
As the stream of mourners visit his grave,
Offering their heartfelt condolences,
To his grieving widow, asking her to be brave.
His dead...
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grave, heartbroken, hurt, loneliness, memorial,
Senior Trip To Fold With HonorWhat was brewing?
A health care debate done for fooling
What bill?
Who has the medical skill?
Up there on the Hill
Are they still talking about the prescription...
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grave, anniversary, children, drink, family,
Garnish My GraveRythmic vibrations announce your presence
Lain on my forest floor grave we string vision
Twigs produce laden pods with hidden houdinis
Never final spiral attaches leaving with...
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grave, body, death, desire, faith,
SunsetSunset
by Michael R. Burch
This poem is dedicated to my grandfather, George Edwin Hurt, who died April 4, 1998.
Between the prophecies of morning
and twilight’s revelations of...
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grave, age, death, family, grandchild,
Last Anthem, For Victims of the CoronavirusLast Anthem
by Michael R. Burch
for victims of the coronavirus
Where you have gone are the shadows falling...
does memory pale
like a fossil in shale
...do you not hear...
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grave, death, death of a