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Mother Death Poems

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


Regret Worming In
Heading towards the tall trees in the distance 
I start to have a feeling in the pit of my stomach 
It’s a feeling I couldn't...

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© Sassy Duck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, childhood, dark, family, fear,



Premium Member We All Make Poetry Soup
Poetry Soup is fun to make,
just follow this easy recipe.
First take a huge pot,
the internet.
Next add a cup of creativity,
with a cup of imagination.
Add four...

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Categories: death, giggle, poems, poets, tribute,

Premium Member Over The Waters Blue
"over the waters blue the night winds sigh, the breakers roar" ... Samual Taylor Coleridge

Over the waters blue I love to sail,
many times I get...

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Categories: death, blue, boat, love, sea,

Premium Member A Mouse Or A Mountain
Growing up,
I was the runt of the litter.
My siblings called me Cute,
because I was the youngest one.
It was very hard growing up as a little...

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Categories: death, animal, family, giggle, home,

Premium Member I Woke Up On A Tropical Island
A vacation was needed,
off on a cruise we were treated.
Great cabin, food, parties and shows,
now in a chair with a book about a rose.
The seas...

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Categories: death, drink, food, friend, fun,



Lost Track of a Ginger Snap
Get in your room now,” as daddy fashioned a gun.

Mom grabbed me and her facial expression was undone,
something must be wrong,
I ask she looked at...

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Categories: animal, dark, death, dog,

Premium Member A Requiem
There underneath a yew tree, she will stay,
a dear queen she was and loved by many,
stop in silence, no tears, then go your way,
with kind...

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Categories: death, devotion, emotions, prayer,

The Image of Him
The Mother Sun no longer embraced me
No more adrenaline rush that motivates me to get up
Breakfast seems bland, faded colors of rotten apple
Unfurled window curtains...

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Categories: death, 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Why Did I Become A Poet?
Quote By Poet: "I like to bring my imagination out in writing so you can bring your imagination out in reading."

Books call my name,
the bookstores...

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Categories: death, blue, books, poems, sea,

Fishes in the river
My mother my mother
You are the only one I know
I don't have any other person
You raised me from childhood
You took care of me
You feed me...

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Categories: 7th grade, death of

Premium Member Too Close to the Edge
Memories of a bleak childhood haunted him ever and anon.
Whenever he thinks of that dark day, a thousand blades cut through him.
Shocked by the ferocity...

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Categories: angst, death, depression,

Premium Member The Hill
It all came crashing down around us
Someone had to fire the first shot
He wasn’t happy
You killed him, that’s all wrong
The first shot is always a...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, family, war,

Premium Member Fun
rain is sad
Friends will shout
we are mad

 
sun come out
Under the sky
do not doubt

 
do not cry
Now be glad
a big sigh...

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Categories: death, children, cry, games, giggle,

Premium Member Look Closely
I took the short path,
as many do to get to the beach.
Loving the beach with it's white sand,
a great summertime place for all ages.
I could...

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Categories: death, beach, fun, morning, summer,

Rotten Fruitlet

Fruitlet is dangling on branches of trees.
Trees’ branches bearing leaves.
Leaves, green, yellow or brown dwindling.
Dwindling due to vicious strong winds raging.

At the tree’s foot, rotten...

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Categories: abuse, death, environment, natural


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