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Death Triolet Poems

These Death Triolet poems are examples of Triolet poems about Death. These are the best examples of Triolet Death poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Forbidden Love
Forbid hate not love, let love bloom, real love is rare~ Deterred love often has tragic consequences.  Love which is not pure will reveal...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: analogy, death, love,



Premium Member Heloise - First Draft
Like moon on nights of skies unstarred
she lived without her Abelard.
A parched, still plain was Heloise -
like moon on nights of skies unstarred.
In death she...

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Categories: love hurts,

Last Moments Of Grace

hospital gown sealed 
nightfall and twilight gloaming 
black and white stark tiles  

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Categories: appreciation, death,

Premium Member Mints At a Funeral
She died, so we're riding behind the hearse one car back.
"Would you like a breath mint?",  asks a woman dressed in black.
Why at a...

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Categories: candy, death of a

Premium Member Cemetery Gate
I enter cemetery’s gate
My tears I cannot see beyond
I hope that it is not to late
I enter cemetery’s gate
In contemplation of my fate
In search of...

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© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, fate, funeral, grave,



Premium Member Precious Gift
Eternal life* of blest delight
Endowed by God as precious gift
Received through faith in Christ as light…
Eternal life of blest delight
Full pardon from sin-causing blight 
Grace...

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Categories: appreciation, blessing, christian, faith,

Cool, Cool
Cool, cool days; cool, cool nights; wow! the monsoon!
Monsoon, I feel, to each nation, a boon
I love the Death of a Fire-filled June
Cool, cool days;...

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Categories: nature, seasons,

Premium Member Putrid Husk
Winning light, summer's abate autumn's cold. 
Just a short distance around the corner. 
We never believed we ought to grow old.
Winning light, summer's abate autumn's cold....

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: analogy, creation, death,

Premium Member Butterfly Kiss
Like a butterfly's height shift in the breeze. 
The same as a zealous couple's minty breath.
Just butterflies grasp love's awareness ease.
Like a butterfly's height shift...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: appreciation, butterfly, tree,

Bereaved
Sweeping your footprints why do you lay strewn?
Each dust hums your sweet harmonious tune.
Will you, dear, if possible, come back soon...?
Sweeping your footprints why do...

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Categories: bereavement,

Premium Member We First Met
Can you remember the first day we met,                 ...

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Categories: day, humor, remember, summer,

Calm Your Frayed Nerves
Calm your frayed nerves, dry beading brow
You’ve reached the end, now time can cease
How we got here, don’t ask me how
Calm your frayed nerves, dry...

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Categories: death, peace,

Premium Member On Heavens Bough
Her wings, like leaves, have fallen limp.
His arms are armed to carry her.
Christ’s sacrifice - vice did not scrimp.
Her wings like leaves have fallen limp.
Angel...

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Categories: death,

Premium Member Weep No More, Lady
There's no weeping for this flower
'though she's all dried, and plucked and lame--
for she has seen her finest hour.
There's no weeping for this flower
which has...

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Categories: flower,

Premium Member Into the Sunset
I dream I am standing on the deck of a vessel
Nearing the western horizon, into the sunset
Into vivid glowing reds and oranges, I nestle,
I dream...

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Categories: death, life, metaphor, sunset,


Book: Shattered Sighs