Death Sedoka Poems

“Till death do us part.”
Such we vowed to each other
Will you always feel my love?

God* is our witness.
You fulfilled well your promise.
Wait for me in...

Read More

Your image captured
like a historic death mask.
Would it pain you to love me?

Like the weeping clown,
I hide my true tender heart.
I’ll always gladly love thee.
...

Read More

(A Dizzy Blonde Sedoka)



                     Its...

Read More

Hot coffee in hand 
looking out the cold window 
I see winter has arrived. 
A white snow blanket 
covers nature this winter 
all sleep until...

Read More

Outside the hospice,
a crow's raucous cry portends
a stark sense of foreboding

Change is in the air
the death knell sounding at dusk
An end of a life is...

Read More

Tears of dismay in 
A shroud that slowly withers
Absence overshadows while 
Her life shatters. Love 
Was stolen, a heart broken
As pursed lips sadly quiver

An infinitude...

Read More

small round bumpy hill
space-time she stands at the edge 
victory now claims 

death of gas aflame 
coalesce/evaporate 
ragged heat seasonal grey


6/13/19
written words by James Edward...

Read More

Is a place born bad?
Can evil seep in cement,
fear grow then wilt within vine?

Something with no name
weighs in rooms dark, light finite.
Doors lock. Windows look,...

Read More

Words are bound in chains
                    ...

Read More

Deep Love


Kindred spirt by my side
Who has my heart forever more
Never to part in this life

Death will only part
The body never the soul
To meet on...

Read More

 
His death was so quick,
no goodbye or farewell kiss; 
each day I replay this grief. 
In a moment gone,
his eyes staring heavenward;
at his tomb...

Read More

Wet leaves of summer
where death crept, silent and slow
And our palm held tears fell down

Covering each leaf
staining them with our sadness
the cold winds blow them...

Read More

Complicated loss,
     confound in between reasons,
        my affection died in truth,
my dreams have been...

Read More

Valentine Poem Contest
Sponsor:  Nayda Ivette Negron

Part One

breathe new life in me
   release my infringed defeat
      obsolete sorrow...

Read More

So my aunts dying - 
    a dispassionate aside
        over coffee, Saturday
No point in crying
...

Read More