Short Casket Poems

Short Casket Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Casket by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Casket by length and keyword.


Premium Member ocean

O cean stretches wide.
C oral reefs form a garden.
E very tide, a swan~
A cosmos of all wonder,
N ature’s great treasure casket!
Form: Tanka


Casket In the Livingroom

The kids need a toy box.
So spacious, padded and erect.
Embrace the future!
The casket in the livingroom 
   With toys to the brim.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Missing You


My heart, a cold crypt
Haunted by your ghostly thought 
Your casket empty 
Forgive my dark transgressions
You’re my eternal moonlight
Form: Tanka

Fema

Whilst watching the weather on Zoom
A casket sailed by in the gloom
Now who would condone
Homes in a Flood Zone?
Is FEMA financing your doom?
Form: Limerick

A Dog's Good-Bye

paws on his casket
he drops a white rose
onto his friend
  a soldier come home
  his final badge of honor


4/15/13
for rick's rose tanka contest
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Angel

Into ground cold and hard as stone his casket is lowered while snow - like angel wings - whirls softly from heaven
Form: Shadorma

Premium Member The Wind of Yesterday

Life is
Death is knots
A box of thoughts
Innate
Is not that above?
A twisted thing to ponder
Staring at 
A wilted rose by the casket out yonder

Premium Member Memorial

Casket open 
clothes arranged 
flowers placed 
everything in its place 
doors open 
people line up to pay respects 
as you are the center of attention

Premium Member Last Call

The three old Irish women stood over the casket.
They spoke
“Ah, poor man, he had a troubled life”
 “But now his problems are over”
“Or just beginning.”

Premium Member Channeling James Bond

There once was a timid young mummy
His attire incredibly crummy
	He draped a dinner jacket
	across his golden casket
Now the pretty ghouls are more chummy
Form: Limerick

Premium Member haiku 100

she walks with angels
  in heaven's angelic realm
    on clouds of fine silk

  dark grey winter day
    casket lowered into ground
      coldness in the heart
Form: Haiku

Request

my sweet little child fragile as butterfly wing sees ghosts in the dark feels trapped in tiny closets please crack open the casket
Written on :05/25/2016
Form: Tanka

The Widow

She tipped the casket, praying hard,
Her final chance to say adieu,
His ashes flowing down the stream,
She sobbed, ‘My life has gone with you.’


For Barbara's River contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Dressed To Will

Just
a casket
of clothing-
helped girls become
wives.


Inspiration :
Filles a l cassette-sent by the Missisippi Compant in the 1700's to marry French 
settles in Luisiana.
Form: Lanterne

Exciting Buddy

B is for bakawas type people like you,
E is for everything that you are,
G is four Glory Holes in the casket,
Now you have B,E,G,Beg you beggar.
My tongue yearns to taste your Juice.
Form: Ode

The Mouse

Coming out the house
I saw a mouse
Dead in my basket
So i made a casket
Burying the little one
I became number 1
To do this day
What others would delay
And Eventually throw 
away.
Form: Rhyme

My End

Bury the pain & stain my casket with the blood in my veins, plant me in the ground & water me with the tears that you cry, bring sunshine to my grave so I can grow in your memories of goodbye.
Form: Rhyme

Cute Casket Now Fill

Cute Casket Now Fill

Did drive dangerously taking a spill;
Died and my cute casket  I now fill;
In bright sun baking;
Then  heaven taking;
Premium membership never paid bill.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member God Bless Him

The family had trouble letting grandpa go.
They watched as the casket was lowered low.
Some stayed until they had filled the entire hole.
“God bless him,” they said “and God bless his soul.”
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Trouble Letting Grandpa Go

The family had trouble letting grandpa go.
They watched as the casket was lowered low.
Some stayed until they had filled the entire hole.
“God bless him,” they said “and God bless his soul.”
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Funeral

I felt a funeral, in my brain
Somber people gathered
All in black
So many tears
The TRUTH revealed
People DID Care!!
Shovels of dirt cover me 
It's raining soil on my casket.

©SamHarty
© Sam Harty  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Elegy

Premium Member In the End

I felt a funeral, in my brain
Somber people gathered
All in black
So many tears
The TRUTH revealed
People DID Care!!
Shovels of dirt cover me 
It's raining soil on my casket

©Sam Harty
© Sam Harty  Create an image from this poem.

The Casket

The Casket
I saw a coffin the church
Didn`t see the body
The casket was bare
No flowers
They are wasted on the dead
I have no religion
For me, death holds no sting
It is merely the end of life.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Rose

Love, Hate, Life, Death,
The Rose is all of them enmeshed.
The blossom of Admiration grows,
As do the hateful thorns of Rose.
Accompanied by Spring in Life,
It follows the casket in death and strife.
© Syd Floyd  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Dead Poet Society

Dead Poet Society

More prophet, more fire, a dead 
poet society, ring, pull out 
skeleton, which lyes casket, 
release the ghost that cores 
your darkest secret, if you 
dare... 

Carma Reed
01-06-13
Form: ABC

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