Funeral Relationship Poems
These Funeral Relationship poems are examples of Relationship poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Relationship Funeral poems written by international poets.
I Wish I Had
Line of inquiry of Unseeking Seeker:
The ego within forced me to resist
But now I wish I had effused a love mist
With aplomb and flair, just...
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relationship,
Breaking HeartsGrief tears down the walls,
Built by scarred hearts,
Convincing walls, sturdy like the oak –
But not nearly as resilient when anguish trembles
In hearts who have never...
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Categories:
relationship, blessing, christian, death, grief,
A Moving LimerickShe never liked it here this her confession
I knew all along I had a connection
her husband passed away
and the very next day
A rental truck in...
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death, funeral, relationship,
Agreeing To DisagreeHe taunted me with hope
When there was no hope for us.
We were past, the past
Gone from today and tomorrow,
Boldy planted in the memories who haunted
Me...
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Categories:
death, divorce, marriage, relationship,
Taking BackMemories from 2020:
TAKING BACK
Artist: Michelle Morris
Artist's Description
When we're let down by love and feel betrayed, we need to stand up and take back our...
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Categories:
relationship, break up, emotions, light,
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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emotions, freedom, relationship, society,
Long Into the NightA meeting of two moms can be a wonderful thing a meeting of two minds is a beautiful thing…
Shortly after we moved into our new...
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Categories:
relationship, allegory, allusion, analogy, angst,
Funeral For An AlienFriends,
Trumpians,
EcoFeminists
We gather here
to no longer hear divisions
across a win/lose
zero-sum aisle
so we can see revisions
within a win/win
nonzero-exponential
future free of buried guile.
Green flowing fullness
no longer mourned
for...
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Categories:
relationship, culture, education, health, peace,
Rest In PeaceI think all poets
know the refrain:
“May he rest in peace...”
The blessed phrase,
Known to every card
writer; to every jingle
reciter – even Clay, the
Fighter, quite The...
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Categories:
relationship, fun, funny, humor, humorous,
Winters HouseWINTERS HOUSE
Black, bare in despair
alone to nowhere
On a corner crossroads to everywhere
Sits a house half-forgotten
a house full of itself and memories
Dark...
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Categories:
relationship, abuse, allegory, art, bereavement,
I'd 've Swapped a Thousand Texts For One Warm Hug“That’s not true,” the father told his children - at the funeral - “I texted her, or sent an email, almost once a week,
But...
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Categories:
family, relationship,
Seeds Planted In My CityIn my City
When they say they will kill you
It's prudent to do
Believe them and keep the distance
Because They really mean it...
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Categories:
relationship, betrayal, childhood, community, death
LindsayI was five, you, ten years older
And you had me straddling
The saddle of your broad shoulders
You, charging like a stallion, around
The suburban garden,...
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Categories:
relationship, brother, childhood, funeral, loss,
For Whom the Pyres BurnThe smoke is rising
On the far horizon
The Eastern skies are aglow
With the countless fires,
Of funeral pyres
In numbers we cannot know,
Strange fires indeed
That burn for the...
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Categories:
death, humanity, life, relationship,
You Are Your Own Grandma
Found the words to say so now here it goes
I hope you don't mind I'm not very good at Prose
Younger than my mother, yet...
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Categories:
relationship, absence, age, bereavement, child,