Loss Narrative Poems
These Loss Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Loss. These are the best examples of Narrative Loss poems written by international poets.
Beyond Grief's Rusty Gateso harrowing, life journey from radiant light to pitch-darkness - quote by poet.
a (groaning) dread
...
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Categories:
birth, confusion, death, grief,
Milton Creek Election WeekJudge Horne issued a decree that elections take place this week
For the positions of mayor and sheriff in the town of Milton Creek
It had now...
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Categories:
america, conflict, prison,
The Nameless One
The Nameless one
For each day
you come awake
l am condemned to die
Opening your eyes
only to be blinded
by the light
Feeling the loss
even after a fresh...
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Categories:
emotions, feelings,
SurrenityWe never knew that death was so close.
And when our grand daughter was dying,
Before her passing we began to pray.
Something erupted deep inside of...
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Categories:
family,
Race Track Thinking or My Mind's RacewayRace Track Thinking
16… little did I know the initiation began. 16 is hard enough navigating adolescence. Hormone dumping, the anguishing struggle to fit in any...
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Categories:
betrayal, conflict, confusion, introspection,
Race Track ThinkingRace Track Thinking
I didn't choose an ADHD brain. At times a random whispered thought, barely connected, pops in uninvited, insistent to be acknowledged and...
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Categories:
angst, anxiety, betrayal, confusion,
Of Loves, Once BorneShe was weaving a silken tapestry with long silver threads
and golden memories from her life that hadn't yet faded
Drizzles of sorrow fell with every...
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Categories:
age, poetess, sorrow,
Why Your Cities Burn, Part VI...Have you ever seen true madness
take full possession of a man?
Gobayth’s dreams of coming home
were now all well and truly damned.
It’s said he screamed for...
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Categories:
narrative, anger, conflict, dark, evil,
Why Your Cities Burn, Part V...A jolt ran though the broken men,
like wraiths they rose, streamed for the door,
Gobayth waved them on until
nobody remained anymore.
They raced on towards the small...
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Categories:
narrative, anger, conflict, dark, evil,
Why Your Cities Burn, Part IV...After a bit her cries died down,
everyone could see she was dead,
a small head hung between her thighs,
mother and son covered in red.
He had seen...
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Categories:
narrative, anger, conflict, dark, evil,
Why Your Cities Burn, Part III...Gobayth’s mind was nearly crushed,
this was his life now, it appeared,
and all sorts of depressing thoughts
flooded his mind that first half-year.
Was this what life was...
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Categories:
narrative, anger, conflict, dark, evil,
Why Your Cities Burn, Part II...Finally Gobayth came to
a devastated mountainside,
the trees and soil stripped away,
slaves cutting out blocks of great size.
They led him to a wooden hut
where several gold...
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Categories:
narrative, anger, conflict, dark, evil,
Why Your Cities Burn, Part II’ve seen many look to the sky
and to the gods earnestly plead,
what sins have the committed that
require so many to bleed?
Why does Lord Diyal ride...
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Categories:
narrative, anger, conflict, dark, evil,
Freedom Is Infinite Power Of The SpiritHolding a butterfly in your own fist
Is the bottom line of life and freedom
Squeeze harder the butterfly would die
Letting the butterfly fly is his right
Not...
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Categories:
education, freedom, love,
Hey Dad!Hey Dad!
Hey Dad! Is that you knocking at the door outside?
I'm excited to let you know how great was my first horse ride.
Mom was waiting...
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Categories:
childhood, family, father son,