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Grief Death Poems

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


HOY

Hoy es tu dia, Pero no estas. 
Hoy me pierdo en el recuerdo.
Hoy me encuentro en tus memorias. 

El dolor me mata.
El dolor me ciega.
El...

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Categories: birthday, child, death, grief,



Always You
I dreamt of you again last night.
You spoke a foreign language,
and you did not know your name.
But I knew it was you because your beauty...

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Categories: bereavement, betrayal, death, dream,

Premium Member Stardust
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Do not mourn me,
     I am stardust.

I am the universe,
     the universe is me.

I am the sand...

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Categories: absence, death, grief,

The Wren
Lonely lies to myself 
A string of hope 
Clung to, hung to 
Like the rope I'll use 
When the time it comes 
A soaring, sweet...

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Categories: bird, death, depression, grief,

Premium Member A Hooked Fish
Nervous I sat,
waiting to be called.
I wasn’t sure what it was he said,
but it meant a lot to me.
Then I realized,
he was not talking to...

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Categories: death, me, scary, spoken word,



Premium Member Burial At Sea
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     There'd needn't be 
no digs of earth 

or clumps of clay 
that weigh my girth,
     ...

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Categories: baptism, bereavement, death, funeral,

YOUR ROOTS IN MY GRAVE
If I ever die, come to my grave to bestow blossoms
And add grief to condolencing customs
I’ll embrace your flowers, because I never did, being alive
Or...

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Categories: death, flower,

Premium Member Dogs Picture Prompt
Come on guys I really need to go.
My inside are about to blow,
This line is way too long,
No time to sing a song.
I am filled...

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Categories: death, giggle, song, time, uplifting,

Premium Member Love
"One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. The word is love." Sophocles, Greek Poet 

How is the tender word love...

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Categories: death, cry, day, family, food,

Just One More Turn
To break a man's life down
into digits, to numbers,
might seem strange to you;
distant, or heartless, or just odd.

But that was just our way;
we'd both been...

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Categories: death, death of a

Premium Member We Go On
How sweet the sorrow
How deep the void 
We go on with one less tale of footprints in the sand beside us. 
With wishful eye is...

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Categories: death, introspection, life, loss,

Somwhere Between Now and Then
Somewhere between now and then, your face turned into photographs, making sure to look at them everyday so I do not forget what you look...

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Categories: cry, death, for him,

Premium Member Tangerine Sunsets
I love the end of the day,
when the sun want to climb into bed.
The moon will be rising soon,
showing off it's big bright face.

 

The...

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Categories: death, day, flower, goodbye, love,

Darkness
My darkness has lifted my future looks clear,
Then one certain trigger,
My eyes shed a tear, 
Then thoughts after thoughts,
It's now all out of sorts, 
Remembering...

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Categories: bereavement, cancer, death,

Darkness
My darkness has lifted my future looks clear,
Then one certain trigger,
My eyes shed a tear, 
Then thoughts after thoughts,
It's now all out of sorts, 
Remembering...

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Categories: bereavement, cancer, death,


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