Interment Poems - Poems about Interment

A fiercely tight as light garment You won't spare cruel comment; To put it on a self torment, To take it off: you shall lament. Garment's troubles wearers foment And the needless pains augment, Sooner on your waist liniment: A sweet fashion–imposed...Read the rest...

He started A Sharp Enterprise And it was A Thing of Surprise: Big Shops you walked up to their shelves To survey the items yourselves; Many a sure lasting garment That should permit no argument, Which one could wear till Interment...Read the rest...

Bury what you can with words —and remember the rest (Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2019)...Read the rest...

Interment I sat by the window trying to catch sunbeam, when a man in a black suit, that hung loose on his skinny frame, walked past and I saw him disappear where the sandy road ends...Read the rest...

Funeral. A young man died in his sleep he was 49 years old, with my aged eyes he was boy too young to die. I don’t know the medical reason for his early demise, think it...Read the rest...