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Memorium Poems - Poems about Memorium


Premium Member Mamma
Mamma, what a lovely angel you are Before I came into this world you carried Me for nine gruelling months, Morning sickness and throw-ups Is what I gave when you conceived me And innumerable kicks from within Unmindful of your pain You prayed for my well-being When you gave birth to me You weren’t spared excruciating pain You took that in your stride to give...

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Categories: memorium, appreciation, courage, emotions, i
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unfinished Business
No matter who we are how well we've prepared it seems there's always some unfinished business when it's time to go. And when we go we leave our physical remains, body and stuff all accumulated in a lifetime, but we leave deeper traces too, our face or sayings or gestures burned into the memory of those we knew especially of those we loved. But eventually...

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Categories: memorium, appreciation, blessing, in memoriam,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member A Kind Poet Milt
Milton's goodness was a beacon shining bright His humanity steered him to what he deemed right With a soul kind and pure His words will endure Through a bright blessed day or a long-troubled night 12/31/22 Rest Well Milton...

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Categories: memorium, appreciation, tribute,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member In Memorium
reflections of life sanctified with God's glory ...

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Categories: memorium, hero, humanity, memorial day,
Form: Haiku
In Memorium
One day, when she’s dead, And your heart is broken By all that was said Or was left unspoken, You’ll stand by her grave And you’ll lay a token But you never forgave With those words unspoken. That night, in your bed, The thoughts that have woken You, swim through your head Like the swirling kraken, And you’ll once again grieve For she who’s been taken But you’ll never...

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Categories: memorium, forgiveness,
Form: Verse



Premium Member To This Day Seuss Youre Still On the Loose
March 2nd is the birthday of Theodore Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss so, having grown up with his wonderful works, I've written a little tribute: Happy Birthday Theodore Geisel, here’s a meditation mat, made of sisal; I bought it in Mexico for your last birthday but, you’re number was up and you went away. Although it’s belated, it fits your...

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Categories: memorium, people, poems, poetry, poets,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member In Memorium
In memorium He put his rifle safe, pulled up the blanket against the cold.The Spring rain dripped in rivulets down his trench wall. The blossoms of the hops would be just flowering back home. He dreamed on of the girl he met on his last leave. In this hell on earth, to dream was to live, for a few moments; to escape the monotony of this endless unreality....

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Categories: memorium, death, family, war,
Form: Verse
In Memorium
How do you celebrate a first anniversary? How do you commemorate 365 days of life? No ivory, crystal china or gold. Simply one year of survival in spite of your best efforts. There will be no party, festive and light. Only a quiet Private vigil to remember what was truly lost and the sacrificial lamb. Blood for blood. At the end of this day one year later I shall grieve for the lost...

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Categories: memorium, celebration, life, suicide,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In Memorium
March comes again in haunting tones, Time echoes plain of ash and bones. Truth tells of fate in mortal trips, It's not too late to get a grip. Your days like dust are over now, A humble trust lives on somehow. Yours was a time of peril then, You wrought fine chimes to make things grand. A year has lapsed since your demise, With...

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Categories: memorium, change,
Form: Couplet
Memorium
Skin and bones, And the muscles straining--- I'm sorry, brother, For your painful self-loss. The eyes that had The spark, silver-blue, And the smile that held Your life---drained now. The silver ran down Your ghost-thin cheek, And you said that you were tired. You lay back, Like a fragile bird With a body too heavy For its wings; Your breath was like a butterfly, Flitting; Your empty eyes, that last night, Searching first,...

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Categories: memorium, beauty, goodbye, loss, memory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gerard Sekoto, In Memorium: 1913 - 1993, Part Three
[Poem read at Sekoto’s inhumation ceremony at the Neuilly-sur-Marne-93 Cemetery, near Paris. Channel 4 in London recorded the reading as they did the funeral rites in the presence of his close relatives come from afar for the nonce and based their documentary - as far as I can tell - on my lead cover...

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Categories: memorium, friendship, world,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Gerard Sekoto, In Memorium: 1913 - 1993 Parts One and Two
[Poem read at Sekoto’s inhumation ceremony at the Neuilly-sur-Marne-93 Cemetery, near Paris. Channel 4 in London recorded the reading as they did the funeral rites in the presence of his close relatives come from afar for the nonce and based their documentary - as far as I can tell - on my lead cover...

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Categories: memorium, anger, friendship, may, words,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member To Don Carlson - My Room Dwelling Friend- In Memorium
So it's to say as much as everyone ...

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Categories: memorium, death, friendship, hopefriend, sorry,
Form: Free verse

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