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Funeral Muse Poems

These Funeral Muse poems are examples of Muse poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Muse Funeral poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Auric Obsidian - The Face Clean Behind the Gun

"Auric Obsidian - The Face Clean Behind the Gun"


You drew me into your new world, 
the corridors of your mind 
fitted me perfectly imperfect 
into...

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Categories: dark, muse,



Premium Member Lost Muse
Emotional funeral for lost relevance.
Days, nights, years of abuse, and misuse.
endured nightmares as apprentices.
With the utterly shifting views, this is confusing.
Yet, nothing is grander to...

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Categories: analogy, muse,

Premium Member White Noise and the Motherload of Dark Matter
"White Noise and the Mother Load of Dark Matter" 

underneath the static
what exists 
is never seen nor heard

for what it truly is 
the eyes and...

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Categories: dark, muse,

Words At a Funeral
Let's cast these words at a funeral like shards in clay pots
like hard sounds n bright noise of memories of this lot 

of feelings real...

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Categories: muse, abuse, addiction, allegory, allusion,

Premium Member The Church of Pasiphae
“The Church of Pasiphaë”



inside the church of me
a heart on fire blazes brighter 
than any morning star you could capture 
to wish a life away,...

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Categories: fire, light, muse,



Premium Member Throb of Bliss Scintillating
I write upon my soul, imprinting my desire,
birthing thereby, karmic cause and effect;
this truth veiled, during earth visit,
due ego delusion,
manifest as belief of my separateness,
leading...

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Categories: muse, spiritual,

There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: muse, 12th grade, character, hope,

Not a Mimic Nor a Mime
i'm not a parrot
but don't forget
to feed me each
time i repeat one

line

not like the actions
of Jackson's taken
away at the funeral
bird so i've heard

i often find...

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Categories: muse,

Premium Member Breaking the Lonely Rewind
"Breaking the Lonely Rewind"
 


Hysteria ensues a small death
on a funeral pyre pushed
into a sealed and soiled
heart shaped box sunk
to swallow stone tears 
reversing reflections...

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Categories: imagery, muse, poets, psychological,

A Pair of It
walking in the door
the parrot alarm
says as always
as before

te quiero

this as always
i ignore for
repetition
is just

te quiero

that repetitive
voice without
meaning just
learned to

te quiero

keep repeating
even with lost
love there...

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Categories: muse,

Funeral
there was
no horrible
accident
just a
written
will he
wanted
a closed
casket

there was
no organ
music
playing
somber
chords
just the
sound
of a

child's toy
music box
playing
over and
over again
pop
goes
the
weasel...

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Categories: muse,

Parody Parade
all were seen
seen walking
down in slow
shuffles of
feeling down

down the street
music played
with a somber
melody as if
trumpets were

crying and the
trombone moaning
but at the place the
resting place where
lowered...

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Categories: muse,

Premium Member 50 Words For Poe: Phantasmagoria
“50 Words for Poe: Phantasmagoria”




“Darling, there’s someone here 
who would like to meet you...”

This was how it all began -

‘twas the night of the Ghost...

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Categories: dark, muse, mystery, romance,

Premium Member 50 Words For Poe: Doppleganger
"50 Words for Poe: Doppleganger"




Dearest Lily,

It has been some months now that you have been Silent
there has been an episode at the Asylum

I wander how...

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Categories: muse, dark, gothic, mirror, murder,

Premium Member Nyx Twixt
"Nyx Twixt"




Blown

A long kiss,
he’s so Marshmallow
pretending to be
Peanut Brittle 

She’s not interested
in small minds revelling
in a life less lived
Little

So she’ll toast him 
by the fire...

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Categories: dark, freedom, men, muse,


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