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Friend Death Poems

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


Premium Member I'm Just Out For A Bit
KEY: N-Neighbor

"An armless heart steals the pause that a calming reveals," ... by The Poet

He said his peace then looked at his timepiece
like he's forgotten
supine...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: appreciation, death of a



At the volcano of Hell

I just walked into the land of hell
A devil came to me, like a friend
Hi, he said to me, I am your voice
Let us go...

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Categories: death, life,

Paradise of Hell
Fantastic landscape, beautiful mountains and valleys, dark blue everything. Wonderful sparkling rivers, oh this is the Hell!
The Hell! My new home, my new world, a...

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Categories: death, life,

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 Inevitable Journey
Inevitable Journey.

Every hour is a moment.
A piece of history
Your history, your story
Nobody wants to take your place.
Be in your shoes.
As the sun rises and disappears
Like...

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© Dave Cox  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, 11th grade, 12th grade,



A dogs unconditional love
My childhood was meant for innocent adventures,  
Climbing trees and chasing dreams, not living traumatic ventures.
But you stole that blissful promise with your heinous...

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Categories: death, abuse, bereavement, betrayal, conflict,

Premium Member Letter to a best friend
My lost friend for years,
I spent many days trying to find you.
I don't even know when we lost our communication,
but it happened. Perhaps we were...

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Categories: death, allusion, best friend, blessing,

CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS 4
CATULLUS TRANSLATIONS 4

Catullus LXV aka Carmina 65
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

Hortalus, I’m exhausted by relentless grief,
and have thus abandoned the learned virgins;
nor can my...

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Categories: brother, death, death of

Premium Member if you only knew --
if you only knew ... ~~weight of words ..., once more, I ... did~~what..., you knew ... hello...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: angst, anxiety, death of

Premium Member Samson and The Liar: Parody
Yond the Book of Judges, uncover the smudges,
Samson and or Shimshon, a Nazarite vowed, son,
Delilah deceptor, Philistia's daughter,
The lipstick was preying, weight lift also praying,
The...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, analogy, beauty, betrayal, bible,

Premium Member God Sends Pets Without Wings
"God sends pets without wings so no one will suspect they are angels ..."  Unkown

Angels come in all sizes
Never knowing when they will appear
Great fur coats to...

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Categories: death, day, friend, fun, love,

Premium Member Bad News, Morose News
It’s like being hit by a meteor
Where there’s no tomorrow
It is like doomsday, really
Where everything is ugly
And absolutely nothing is pretty
I just received the bad...

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Categories: dark, death, death of

Premium Member The Tea and The Bee Limerick Set
How about some delicious tea
I want it with crackers and brie
Honey is very sweet
Better than sweaty feet
I got bit by a yellow bee



That bee just...

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Categories: death, drink, food, friend, giggle,

Of Mice and Men
I am a mouse, catatonic with fear;
just trying to stay still and silent,
to survive.

Batted about by an indifferent cat;
for him a lazy afternoon,
for me an...

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Categories: anger, death, grief, loss,

Premium Member The Departure Or The Loss Of A Darling Spouse
It's heartrending to lose a spouse
A very special woman who shares the house
With your body, your heart and your soul
It's very hard to feel losing...

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Categories: anxiety, betrayal, crush, death


Book: Shattered Sighs