Funeral Prose Poems
These Funeral Prose poems are examples of Prose poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Prose Funeral poems written by international poets.
That Fatal Year
2023 brought sorrow that broke me. Death defeated thoughts who say we’re unshakable, stronger than death. We want to think the end, for us –...
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death, funeral, grief, sad,
Guess WhoOne evening, a male mortician died inside the funeral parlor that he owns. The parlor has been operating for ten years inside a big...
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mystery,
The WeddingThe bride walked down the aisle
at slow pace
With all the dignity and grace
like at funeral
I wanted her to turn
and run away.
She was all the girls...
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prose, emotions, freedom, relationship, society,
A Sign From Heavendaddy’s shop was the place we dreaded to go
the funeral was over, and his friends had gathered there
we knew we had to do it
we were...
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prose, death, father, rainbow,
Grandma MertShe was light and lithe and lovely.
Most did not see her enter the sanctuary.
The mood was somber.
Death does that to a church.
It was Grandma...
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death,
Personal HellPersonal Hell
For a while there I couldn’t breathe,
It was as if the life in me was being sucked out.
All that shouting, all that yelling,
Had my...
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prose, abuse, anger, anxiety, confusion,
Organic Rhythm BoxTo access the house there was a slight slope from the sidewalk, the door was in the gap under the stairs that led to the...
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brother, cancer, christmas, funeral,
Uterus"Death is nothing to us because when we exist there is no death
and when there is death we don't exist anymore." (Epicurus)
Calm down, she said.
We...
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prose, death, funeral,
Big Bang For Your Christmas BuckI
If we humans did not exist in eternity, before this experience that begins with a birth and ends at a funeral, why the desire for...
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angst, universe,
How Will Your Children Remember YouMy identical twin was having a fit
when I said I am not having a tombstone or a funeral
I think they are both creepy
How are your...
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prose, death,
Entertainment Committee of OneShe gripes, grumbles and grouses.
We smile, smirk and sneak glances at each other.
Thrilled she comes to every family reunion.
Loudly and proudly grimacing and griping.
My uncles...
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prose, family,
A Man Who WatchedDan had opinions, but he was too wise to share
He kept them to himself, and was not coaxed to talk
A quiet man, he kept his...
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prose, friend,
Just When You'Ve Thought You'Ve Lost MeJust when you think you’ve lost me . . .
Just when you think you’ve lost me and I’m nowhere to be found—
Stop! Take a...
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prose, funeral, grief,
Cancer IvyWhen we were younger a group of us, we gathered on the weekends and went clubbing. We got crazy, but we had a blast, and...
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cancer, celebration, eulogy,
Many Men I Have Met Cannot Live AloneI realized this one day, and others also concur
Men have a difficult time living alone, but women love it.
When a man’s spouse runs away or...
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Categories:
prose, men,