Funeral Sea Poems | Examples
These Funeral Sea poems are examples of Sea poems about Funeral. These are the best examples of Sea Funeral poems written by international poets.
Moon
rises
early to
watch the Sun die
Dropped into the sea!
Mocking gold light
comes to life
in the
waves
I never learned to dance, with humans or wolves;
But my cousin Jammie Ray could dance the night away.
And I would never for once consider 'running with the bulls'.
At my uncle's funeral, I did enjoy 'the releasing of the doves'.
And I really do miss walks alone the Pacific, watching sea gulls.
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I traversed to the sea once again
I’ve gone down to the sea
To let the rolling waves renew me
As they crash like a metronome
Marking time for the slowest funeral dirge composed
All a part of the therapy I suppose
I sit and listen feeling alive and at peace
The waves continue lapping the shore
Their music doth my soul restore
The magic doesn’t lie within the sea or sand
But rather in the mind of me the man
The Sun sets in spectacular fashion
It’s as if it’s the only time it’s happened
For I now in the moment be
Eyes transfixed on shimmering seas
I will traverse to the sea once again
I’ll go down to the sea
You should come with me
(This does have some internal rhyme)
In the fall of ninety one
a November morn had just begun
as harbor bells rang loud and echoed
all around sad Gloucester town.
Lost within a perfect storm as
ill winds stirred the teaming sea,
never to return to shore,
instead to God's eternity.
The Navy Hymn from St. Anne's swept 'til
harbor's silent shorelines wept as
each tossed flowers to the tide, like
souls they floated - gently gone
while lifted by the prayerful song
and
with last goodbyes inhaled the sea.