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Funeral Romanticism Poems

These Funeral Romanticism poems are examples of Romanticism poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Romanticism Funeral poems written by international poets.


Premium Member As Her Beauty Rivals Red, Red Roses
As Her Beauty Rivals Red, Red Roses

Gift unto her red, red roses
And perhaps a kiss or two
In her portrait she reposes
With her beauty through and...

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Categories: appreciation, art, beauty, desire,



Premium Member Soul Surfer
"Soul Surfer" 



I bought some sea shell beads 
today, 
stood by the ocean 
while the half sharp winter wind 
washed 
through 
me 
and 
whispered stinging...

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Categories: freedom, romance, trust,

Premium Member Soul Surfer
"Soul Surfer" 


I bought some sea shell beads 
today, 
stood by the ocean 
while the half sharp winter wind 
washed 
through 
me 
and 
whispered stinging...

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Categories: romance,

Frozen
Roses are red, The softness I feel is so smooth.
Your heart is so pure, and your heartbeat is for real.
The pulse of my heartbeat beats...

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Categories: break up, depression, devotion,

Piano In My Head
Piano In My Head( how I met my partner)

As Paapa and Koo Bentum sat 
Under the sacred Onyaa,
Sipping the little pito 
Left under the breasts...

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Categories: bereavement, boyfriend, cute love,



Sweet Lady of Black
Sweet lady of black, I long for you. Won't you come visit me whilst I slumber. 
Sweet lady of black shadow, razor held high. Gleaming...

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Categories: fantasy, fear, first love,

A Flower's Funeral
A sweet flower's funeral
displayed in the cold months
of snowy weather and bone chilling shivers.
A sweet flower burned away, dried up;
buried six feet under.

Oh, my sweet...

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Categories: beautiful, beauty, blue, cry,

Deadening the Days
the cool eastern muds of a destroyed day
the still,vacant bodies awaiting decay

a tear shed for a soul
a heart broken now a hole

Wade in the safety...

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Categories: death, funeral, loss, lost

Post-Funeral Me
"Gorgeous" -
she said;
and added -
"mysterious" too.
dark suit, black tie - 
silhouette -
she saw 
dress,
you saw physique;
blind God asked -
"what's going on dude"?
my sigh replied,
I'm mourning...

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