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Death Dramatic Monologue Poems

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


My day up town
I can feel the bitter breeze of the winter’s air.
My body is covered with goose bumps that layer my skin.
I have no money to eat.
so...

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Categories: addiction, adventure, america, analogy,



Premium Member The Threefold Threat
When the dusk bleeds 
                    ...

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Categories: abuse, angst,

Reflections of the Past, Visions of the Future
Faded memories litter the walls, as anniversaries coincide together with zero regard for one another, the simple beginnings are barely visible and yet the complexity...

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Categories: adventure, beautiful, death, deep,

Reflections of the Past, Visions of the Future
I celebrated my father's birthday this last April 4th, 2025
He would have been 75,
Yet 7 years ago, a white butterfly laid him to rest, with...

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Categories: butterfly, dad, death, faith,

Premium Member Dawn of Delirium
Freedom ~ an inked kingdom
of macabre mirrors,
a vermiform lie
veiling the vehement suffering
amidst serpent estuaries,
surging within strangled skin,
as if I am the living sin,
jinxed by the...

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Categories: angst, anxiety, society,



Premium Member Dance of Death
Zenith ~
a fatal lie written in forged gold,
but to read the bruised ballads I’ve bled
upon the palette of pixelated peridots
in ominous silence,
must I speak the
romanticized...

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Categories: dance, dark,

Premium Member Reflections Of The Past,Visions Of The Future Poetry Contest
Oh, how did I arrive to where I’m at -
a state perpetually in discomfort?
When young, I was athletic and so strong.
I rode my bike with...

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Categories: life,

Premium Member Reflections of the Past, Visions of the Future
Reflections of the Past, Visions of the Future

You have paid the ultimate price,
And I, made the greatest sacrifice.
When the time came
You answered the call
And gave...

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Categories: death, war,

Premium Member Last Reflection
Last Reflection

You have paid the ultimate price,
And I, made the greatest sacrifice.
When the time came
You answered the call
And gave your all.

My son, what remains of...

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Categories: war,

Premium Member To Die For
You don't really know the pain 
You never hear the hurt, grasp for breath 
See the torture through the eyes depth 
Their face you tell...

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Categories: deep, future, image, life,

Premium Member WEATHERING THE WINTER OF OUR DISCONTENT: A REPOST FOR 2025
In this, the death-prone winter of our discontent,
the world lay languishing from mitotic chaos
and malignant uncertainty---spreading a pandemic
cancer of destruction over the body of our...

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Categories: abuse, allegory, america, discrimination,

crippling anxiety
I feel as if I am the only one. I stand, my feet planted in the sand, and look ahead of me; a vast ocean...

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Categories: analogy, angst, anxiety, appreciation,

I made you look
I do not want to turn on the radio because I do not want to hear about more Palestinians starving in Gaza

I do not want...

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Categories: africa, bereavement, bullying, death,

Secret Pain
Before we grow up 
We don't know evil
We only know love 
Not any mean people

We go thru pain 
While others get hurt
They're called isane 
Names...

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Categories: abuse, anger, betrayal, child

My Greatest Fear
“What are you afraid of?”
…
This question is often brought upon me; I feign nonchalance and am perceived as someone who maintains intrepid behavior. However, that...

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Categories: angst, anxiety, beautiful, betrayal,


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