Short Last Words Poems

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


Turtle

Turtle

Alpha and Omega were
the last words my
pet turtle spoke before
he died. I never got around to 
naming him.


Friendly Words of Wisdom

Your last words to me
Transcend your beloved soul
Remember your friends
And through such they shall achieve
Immortality
© Avery Won  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Last Words

autumnsun the soft light close
bloom-in-falling yellow choice
damp the day each circle closed
fade the sky as eyes smile tight

Memo Part V

Here Lies Dr. John Lang
A Good Man Who's  Heart Was Twain
His Last Words Spoken In Pain
"Never, Never, Never Again."




"The End"
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Last Words

Her last words like wind in the trees whispered "never forget me"


Wrote for poetry contest - Wonderful One-Liners
Sponsored by: S. Grace
© Jane Doe  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku


When the Last Words Are Said

deep sorrow and regret the cemetery that captures the dead last verses are read bring sweet tears instead when the last words are said

The Foolish Prankster

Prankster impulsive and brazenly,
put his foot out tripping too hastily,
Arnie in pursuit,
fool messing his suit,
last words heard; "hasta la vista baby!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Last Words

Do you want your last words noted,
oft repeated, and endlessly quoted?
More than wit and wisdom, you'll need timing,
and, in my case, they'll be rhyming.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Yesterday In Billy the Kid History - April 28, 1881

"Hello Bob!" were the very last words
that Deputy Robert M Ollinger heard
just before he got blown away
by William H Bonney, during the Kid's greatest escape.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hello Bob

"Hello Bob!" were the very last words,
that Deputy Robert M Ollinger heard,
just before he got blown away,
by William H Bonney, during the Kid's greatest escape.
Form: Rhyme

Summers Last Words

The last drops of green linger in the pools of vibrant crimson and dusted hues of antique gold as if to whisper  I'll be back, just you wait and see 
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This Rose

this rose died in against




as the thorns took over its life




as the last words were spoken




im glad this is over




the thorns began to cray
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Premium Member Calling Card

 A statue got tired of birds
 Leaving their calling card, turds!
 So he said this is it
 I am tired of this s**t
 and those were his very last words

 9-29-2024
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Untitled #271 / George and Anne Ziegler

George and Anne Ziegler lie side by side, together forever,
on their tombstone their last words repeated forever
“My heart is and always will be yours”
and at this I weep.
Form: Ballad

Famous Last Words

“To my unbounded sorrow,”
said the famous Nostradamus,
“the gods are out to harm us.
I won’t make it to tomorrow.”
He died that very night.
At least he got one thing right!

Premium Member A Sense of Humour

How do we describe a sense of humor Sometimes silly last words on a tombstone No respect for the dead Just silly instead Gertrude passed away from a humorous tumor
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spirit Preserved

He did not see her there
She had no time to stop
Fate at the intersection
Two paths forever cross
The ending dealt to each
Gone without last words
Living forever in memory
Now as spirit preserved
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Lisa

She did not ire against the fading light
The mystery of death did not perplex
But comforted her enervated soul
As she acquiesced to fate
Her last words extolled the joys of life
And love 
And the sunset

The Last Words

The Last Words

He
Conquers
Pain and death
To shed light on
Doubts


5th Place in They Know Not What They Do"( Luke 23:34) KJV Contest
Contest Date:  6/30/2010 12:00:00 AM 
Sponsored by: john freeman
Form: Lanterne

1-7-10 Before My Death

I let my tear drop on a rose,
  I wispered several words,
My heart was pained again, softly bleeding,
  The thorns engraved in my skin,
The Rain Will Always Love The Wind
  The last words i spoke before my death.
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Endless Struggle

Endless struggle
Creeping like fog
Yet pouncing like fire
Blazing life with
Persistent flames
Charring the memories
And replacing them with
Black smoke and thick air
I breathe in heavy
To absorb your last words
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Premium Member Gramps

The last words of my gramps were “A TRUCK!!!... “ I guess he should have taken Uber There's a lesson to be learned Should've spent what he earned He'd be off to Florida for the winter again in the future
Form: Limerick

Fghter's Last Words

my body is cold
i will be bold
and tell what i feel
maybe these wounds will heal

i feel fear
my death is near
i feel love
i want to fly above

these are my last words
so let them heard
let me fly
i'm sorry goodbye
Form: Rhyme

I Say

I hear footsteps,
"Is anyone there?
I say,

I think I see someone as I blink,
"I know your there!"
I say,

I began to plead again,
"Whose there?"
I say,

I turn around as it was too late,
I said my last words
I say,

Goodbye

You never heard

You never saw

You never cared

and U never felt the way I did

So here are the last words I'm saying before I leave

I always wanted you to see me bleeding love for you

Maybe you'll see when I'm above u baby
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