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Rhythm
See them dressed in colors soldiers, regiment, British royal guards, guard bearskin, grandier guards, Buckingham palace guards dressed in scarlet red walking behind the queen’s casket and reminiscing the dead. Their tall bearskin hat almost...

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Categories: cortege, animal, death, destiny, endurance, environment, eulogy, motivation,
Form: Narrative



The Gift
The Gift
                                 ...

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Categories: cortege, world,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Social Distancing
The earth seems flat and Godot decided to arrive on the scene

Like a boil stuck on a pancake dressed as a trans gender carnival queen

He carries a prophecy written on a tag hung from his...

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Categories: cortege, dark,
Form: Rhyme
Walk the Path of Odin
On a Snow Full Moon
I walk the Path of Odin
Like an initiate I wear only a white robe

On a Snow Full Moon
I walk the Path of Odin
I am sacrificed


I walk through the city streets
followed by...

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© Mel Brake  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cortege, celebration, mystery, myth, mythology, nature, spring, strength,
Form: Verse
Skipping Stones
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Skipping stones across the still quite waters 

While as enclosed within these submerged thoughts....

Pondering this blanket of fogful mist alongst the path, have I tread and beared

As in time as in life as of recent...

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Categories: cortege, hope, life, love,
Form: I do not know?



Mourning Has Broken...
I attended a funeral today, for someone's loved one...
The room was full of garments of black, consoling gestures, and fond memories.
Tears were shed, sobbing was heard... but grief cannot be abated, with only a word.

Attentive...

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Categories: cortege, death, faith, life, loss, sympathylife,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Talking To the Dead
Mission half completed,
I’d watch from behind a tombstone quite a distance away,
the crowd gathered around my accomplishment
for someone else’s final resting place.
The cortege carried the coffin laid it at rest upon the slats,
tired repetitive words...

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Categories: cortege, death, life,
Form: Free verse
Mourning Has Broken
I attended a funeral service today for someone's loved one.
The room was full of garments of black, consoling gestures, and fond memories.
Tears were shed, sobbing was heard...but grief cannot be abated with only a word.

Attentive...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cortege, bereavement, eulogy, faith, funeral, jesus, love, sorrow,
Form: I do not know?
Going Home - the Bravest and the Best
Johnny’s going home today
His glory days are past
His buddies stand at attention
Eyes tearful and downcast
The sound of taps is softly heard
The mournful tune rings true
And all rise to salute him
As his cortege comes in view

Another...

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Categories: cortege, song-lyrichome, children, home, soldier,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Maze
she had lost the plot long before in an insane labyrinth of her mind

trapped in the rat race of high speed and the volume on full blast

incarcerated shackled and straight jacketed thumb screws and all

contorting...

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Categories: cortege, 5th grade, drug,
Form: Free verse
Lament of My Life
My funeral cortege has reached its destination
I see the serious visages of many,
And sniffs from the hearts of my cherished few.

My soul has a quick run through of my deeds 
Pride that I loved and...

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Categories: cortege, abuse, death, husband, journey, life, moving on,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Graveyard
Time's flowing tributary; the future changes the past.
            Our burial cortege concludes its course at the graveyard.
Falling leaves collapse, crafting new fates; feel the...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cortege, allusion, anger, bereavement, death, grave,
Form: Rhyme
Desperation Vs Passion
DESPERATION       V\S       PASSION


Desperation gives you coup de grace
               ...

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Categories: cortege, inspirationalcare, care, passion,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Death and a Coronation
 Over the west Sun dies, oozing blood, 
The hillside glows in a ruddy blaze, 
Pink and crimson fade slowly around, 
And a pallid shade taints the twilight haze.

By and by, darkness descends like foggy...

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Categories: cortege, analogy, birth, night,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Death and a Coronation
Over the west Sun dies, oozing blood, 
The hillside glows in a ruddy blaze, 
Pink and crimson fade slowly around, 
And a pallid shade taints the twilight haze.

By and by, darkness descends like foggy mist,...

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Categories: cortege, beautiful, death, moon,
Form: Rhyme
Danse Macabre
Danse Macabre

Twin Old Glorys jitterbug above the hoods as silent heralds; the motorcade 
congas three-abreast along the Stemmons Freeway sleek in shiny chrome.
Long honks and short beeps unite in harmonious homage 
to the office that...

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© Jay Herman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cortege, history,
Form: Free verse
Funeral Cortege Sans Protocol-Contest
Funeral Cortege Sans Protocol

The autumnal equinox period 
Spells time for worship, pilgrimages
Rituals and a pandemonium
Of festivities and gay hyperactivities

The elephant godhead idol
Over decked, anointed
With all fervour is immersed 
In its watery bed amidst chantings
Its worshipped...

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Categories: cortege, allusion, death, funeral, goodbye, myth, religious,
Form: Elegiac Lyric
Premium Member A Winter Walk
This craggy place
vehemently clings to
dawn’s perpetual shadow,
the desolate wind arbitrates
with the warm body! Mine.
To the west grey stone
fuse with inhibited sky,
within the brownish bracken
sly vixen gives me a second look,
possibly doesn’t like
my scar fell face!
Alpine...

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Categories: cortege, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ducks
DUCKS

Was it some sort of omen?
A northern albino cortege of two?

Two big white ducks
       (understand these were not geese)
Two BIG    WHITE    DUCKS ...

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Categories: cortege, animals, nature
Form: Narrative
Premium Member After the Style a Recited
AMERGIN
FIRST AND LAST
I am a tear:in tragedy's fear
I am the hope:when power cannot cope
I bring forth life: from the world's strife
I am the peace:that will never cease
I am the fire:in love's desire
I am the light:...

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Categories: cortege, education, writing,
Form: Verse
Ice Funeral
ICE     FUNERAL


My River Smolenka has been free of ice now for weeks, but today 
I saw the flat smoothly-flowing river  steaming   grey  - 

Bearing  remnant ...

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Categories: cortege, allegory, deathriver,
Form: Couplet
Thy Kingdom Come
THY KINGDOM COME

Partridge ey'd widow wailed
'Give me your life'
Pawn broker, hawkish, grunted
'Take the money and vanish'
Howling of contentious hyena
'Stop shadow games, get lost'
'A handicam', tweetering daughter
Son sneaking at late hours
Fumigating inside shut doors
Fatigue from farthest...

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Categories: cortege, passion,
Form: Blank verse
War of the Worlds
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Chariots of fire exercising this corteges march across times desert dunes....

Washing away fissions stygian trails amid diluvians merciful waters; tradewinds

Anointing blesseds spirits rising above what was and is but, tomorrows caskets

Gathering aneath carrions dust left...

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Categories: cortege, hope, life, love,
Form: I do not know?
Closed Chapter of Rg
And some nights I did not sleep
While the rustling leaves still tell
Your footsteps of vengeance steep
In their dead cortege toll the knell
Of human trust and human peace.
And in all thy wickedness to excess
They flocked the...

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Categories: cortege, faith, forgiveness
Form: Free verse
A Man
He was a man of many parts,
most of them didn't function too well.

Born extraordinarily, labeled ‘disabled,’
he lived a life of boisterous solitude.
Friends he had on the periphery
of a wheel-bound existence, lovers
were distant pen-pals
mostly gals.

Folks that...

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Categories: cortege, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things