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Eulogy Prose Poetry Poems

These Eulogy Prose Poetry poems are examples of Prose Poetry poems about Eulogy. These are the best examples of Prose Poetry Eulogy poems written by international poets.


Spirit yearning Games
Desertion is a way o' death
That language of darkness loop
 the babe of Seth
Sparked within confines o' wood
Coffins of Being misunderstood
Expression became a way of...

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Categories: deep, eulogy, extended metaphor,



Premium Member Eulogy For a Lost Poem
You gave me magical words this morning.
I should have stopped everything I was doing – 
to go write them down.

Words are precious fleeting, living things
And...

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Categories: dedication, irony, memory,

Macrame of Dystopian Realm
The immortal cards of your metaphors haunted me endlessly. Thus, i haven't moved in years.  Sitted in a balcony whose walls were extensions of...

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Categories: longing, love,

Premium Member Rest In Peace
When mirrors crack they shatter all illusions as rainbow’s end quick fixes lie in tatters on the floor.
A plot for every dream and every dreamer...

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Categories: deep, devotion, emotions, endurance,

Angel Returned To Heaven
An angel returned to heaven today
deployed to erase gluttonous hate
from envy's grasp love is pulled away

To bring order to disarray
supplying hope while replacing sloth 
An...

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Categories: beauty, bereavement, death, death



The Long Farewell
I’m not good at long goodbyes
As a matter of fact, I’m not good at goodbyes at all
But watching you slowly slip away from me
Is the...

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Categories: eulogy, loss,

Like a Blinker Going Awry and Ornery
Hubert awash was a Josh for his Bonn,

he was in a toss at the ton and never knew his cons,

say today that was interest and...

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Categories: endurance, eulogy, i miss

Summer Season On a Time Clock
Every dawn I yawn quiet, florescence I inhibit softly
A clear image I peep, nature settles calmly
Her intentions are infectious like a blossomed flower
Reminds me of...

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Categories: allusion, analogy, bereavement, death,

Premium Member To Another School of Thought
We say we can’t imagine how they feel.
To make it real, let’s imagine
The same happened to me and you!
Then we too, would feel the way...

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Categories: allegory, analogy, children, eulogy,

The Mhs Class of '77 Chapter Two
sans to stand proud and tall 
   (all five and a half feet, but blunted maximum height 
   topped off just...

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Categories: age, celebration, class, education,

Premium Member Dorm Love
Ours was daily mysterious,
sometimes near mystical, 
rapture;
a sensual yet platonic
dorm-mate love affair,
within the only male grad student corridor
at SFSU.

He was the presumably straight Vietnam veteran
southern...

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Categories: culture, gender, history, love,

A Billet Doux of a Man From 15th Century
1

O, e’er she cometh and calleth me from the barren wolds whereupon lieth the first palpitation of the laconic exchange of bashful glances; 

O, whensoe’er...

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Categories: eulogy, love, romantic, ,

Premium Member For Dead Poets That Yet Live
For Dead Poets Who Yet Live

The earth swallowed you—
spitting out seeded words
 to linger like dusty books; 
pages yellowing on rotting shelves.

Like your blood,
your ink...

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Categories: allegory, death of a

Premium Member Once More
Once More…
(Apropos Orlando)

Once more and again
bigotry spreads
like a keloid of shame
across the face
of the promise land.

Once more
liberty and justice
proves to be 
only for some—
serving Satan
in...

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Categories: analogy, bereavement, discrimination, eulogy,

Premium Member Shades of a Colored Man
Shades of a Colored Man

The signs use to read:
“For whites only”—
“Colored fountain”—water
clear as day.
If you’re brown
you may stick around;
but blacks must get back.

Today is equal...

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Categories: allegory, analogy, black african


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