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Death Parents Poems

These Death Parents poems are examples of Parents poems about Death. These are the best examples of Parents Death poems written by international poets.


Bones Remain Alive
Loitering around at the expense
of my parents back, 
I too wish to be at the resemblance 
of hardworking thumbs, 
those same fingers that sewed 
the...

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Categories: parents, death, family, farm, growing



A child cries in a mirror
A child's joy was taken at gunpoint
in a long, dark tunnel on a winter night~
as clouds drifted, whispering subconscious fears,
stirred by music played by demons,
loosed...

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Categories: parents, bird, child, child abuse,

Mother, Father are weeping
Mother, father are weeping
Because the heavens didn’t send their heart a soul
The wind, their house is breaking
And the morning is very cold

Outside they find
With the...

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© Zoe Crout  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: parents, baby, death, farewell, father,

Oreo
The night before my father’s heart attack,
my brother and I were splayed across a bed
watching a re-run of “Happy Days”
and eating Oreo cookies.

My father sat...

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Categories: parents, childhood, dad, death, grief,

The Miss
The Miss

I’ll miss you,
  A Truth, I’ve always missed you.
     An opening act, blurred by time and a feeble mind
	Hugs,...

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© shea lutz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: parents, death, loss, meaningful, mother



Premium Member Foundling, found poem
A mark of scarlet was the first,
Fitting of inferior character.
He was associated of plagues,
The name given of a tragedy.

The dead made a bottomless pit on...

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Categories: parents, absence, abuse, childhood, dark,

Premium Member Innocence and Snowflakes
To her, their apartment was the whole world—a small but cozy place where she felt safe and loved.

It was early morning. She heard her sister...

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Categories: parents, child, death, family, heartbreak,

ANGEL OF DEATH
ANGEL OF DEATH 

He went to check 
up on the cat 
tripped over a 
crooked vine table
tried to get up
smashed its circular
glass in half 
moon...

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Categories: parents, 11th grade, angel, cat,

Premium Member A Mental Illness
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy
Parent presents herself as distressed, concerned, loving
Major caregiver to child who appears perpetually sickly

Child’s symptoms are exaggerated
Worse yet, sometimes falsified by mother
She...

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Categories: parents,

A Childhood Interrupted
Needles on the dresser, pipes in your hands, 
Chaos as the soundtrack to a childhood undone. 
Screams that hurt my ears, objects thrown and broken,...

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Categories: parents, addiction, angst, childhood, conflict,

Premium Member It Cannot Be Helped
You want for the crawls and climbs,
sublimes and lemons.

Let the kid run, helplessly,
so he or she strives
for the unreachable star.

“Stop growing!” a mother hollers.
A father...

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Categories: children, parents,

My parents
1. I never had the chance to say goodbye to either of you, and I regret not having the time to grieve properly. I also...

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Categories: death, family, parents,

Premium Member Aftermath of Active Shooter
Silver bullets have no eyes
They care not who is hit
American schools where bullets fly
Terrorizing the staff and kids

The shooter often a kid as well
This time...

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Categories: parents, america, angst, anxiety, death,

Premium Member precious little shadows
       I never knew you ...

yet you were mine -
mine as completely as any other that ever
drew breath or...

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Categories: parents, analogy, child, children, death,

Premium Member Anti-Political
America's freedom is coveted but, this just in: it's fake news
Blood stains covered up by the red, white, and blue hues
Dreams dying 
Parents crying 
p.s....

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Categories: america, death, freedom, parents,


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