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Poem Details | by
Jason Schropp |
Categories:
business, conflict, freedom, grave, money, power, symbolism,
some days I'm neither decisive nor constant still in mid step advancing parallel combining
due stress pre-tense in depth, feign fair, fair is not love nor hate,objecting
lines turning war torn due reputations proceeding by stride and sweat pourn ,
but the clocks harder at self gaining advantage and foolish lost to
insincerity, caused by quotes barley examples of thought misunderstood .
Poem Details | by
Jina LaMear |
Categories:
death, life, loss,
BURIAL AT SEA
A poem by Jina Mahalatinia
I witnessed Mama's body
As Angels worked her flesh
Preparing her for death.
And when her flesh was pieces
She was scared of being eaten
(Remembering Viking spears
That killed, not ate, those fish)
So I cried to soothe her fears.
Poem Details | by
Kaywana Ollivierre |
Categories:
death, fear, life, life,
Life is getting Rough
Now in life looking forward to another day
Is like being dead another way
Life is getting rough
Life is getting tough
They say we better off alive
But we better off to die
Cost of living is rising
Yet salaries declining
Children Starving
Poverty increasing
Parents striving
Life decreasing
What are we looking for in life
I think it's too late to think twice
Because today I am alive
Tomorrow I DIE
So everyday live life with no expectancy
Because tomorrow , we can't depend on
Thank you.
Poem Details | by
Srujana Satyavada |
Categories:
cry, grief, hindi, inspiration, life, loss,
Logon ko ekjut kar raha tha, kabhi socha na tha.
‘Missile’ udaane chala,
Logon ko ek misaal de raha tha, kabhi socha na tha.
Daudta chala, girta chala, sambhalta chala, phir udta chala.
Akela chala jaa raha tha,
Karodon log mere saath chalne lagenge, kabhi socha na tha.
Main bas kuch lafz bol raha tha,
Log use kuraan maan baithenge, kabhi socha na tha.
Aankhen band kar aakhri saansein gin raha tha,
Kuch ummeed bhari aankho ko aansuon se bhar chala jaa raha tha, kabhi socha na tha, kabhi socha na tha.
- Srujana Satyavada
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Poem Details | by
Malcolm Brooks |
Categories:
adventure, black african american, death, future, judgement, poetry, success,
I stay up through the nights
Will I get to eat tonight
Will I see the day I turn 21
One-Day will I feel the pain of a gun
Will I die young
Am I asking to many questions
Does everything happen for a reason
Is everything I go through one of Gods lessons
Will I go to Heaven
I stay up through the nights
Will I reach new heights
Lord tell me everything will be alright
Now I think I want to be in love with the lights
I just don’t want to fall to a Price
Lord tell me everything will be alright
I stay up through the night
My eyes are getting heavy
Am I ready to sleep
Because Sleep Could be Deadly
Poem Details | by
TSHEPO MBHELE |
Categories:
death, death of a friend, funeral, funny, grave, hilarious, loss,
DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT:BY TSHEPO MBHELE
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR DEATH ANNOUNCED?
A POOL PARTY WITH A BALL THAT WAS BOUNCED
OR TO GO TO THE BAR
ON YOUR BRAND NEW CAR
WHEN YOU FINALLY DECIDE TO DIE
I WONT EVEN PASS BY
IT DOESN’T REALLY BOTHER ME
BECAUSE WHEN YOU WERE ALIVE I LET YOU BE
YOUR NEW HOME
WILL DEFINETLY NOT BE ROME
OR EVEN A SMALL PALACE
JUST BECAUSE YOU WERE CARELESS
SOME WILL DANCE AND SOME WILL CRY
SOME WILL COME JUST TO SAY GOOD BYE
EVEN IF IT IS A DARE
I DON’T CARE
Poem Details | by
ESTHER MUCHAI |
Categories:
anniversary, grief, i miss you, memorial day,
I MISS YOU
I miss you
When the wind whistles
I hear you call my name
I turn,turn and turn again
Forever you are gone
I miss you
When the aroma fills the air
Memories of you fine cooking
I hunger, empty stomach pains
Forever you are gone
I miss you
When I late for Sunday service
Wish you were here to wake me
I rush, skip and jump to church
Forever you are gone
I miss you
When bad words slip my tongue
A scold, a spank you would give
To keep me straight, right and up
Forever you are gone
Forever you are gone
And forever I’ll miss you
Your name my name
Somehow you still liveth in me
And your dream I will finish.
Poem Details | by
Anissa Turner |
Categories:
death, loss, memory, mom, uplifting,
There is no other like my dear mother.
She was there when I laughed or cried. And she was there when my
infant son had died.
She was there if I was happy or sad. And still loved me whether I
was good or bad.
Now that she's gone, she has left her middle name for me to carry
on.
To me, it's just a simple reminder, that there is no other like my dear
mother.
Poem Details | by
Delphine Brandon |
Categories:
freedom, sympathy,
Your many worries, your greatest fears
The lonely nights, your many tears
The saddest moments, your happy days
Your many journeys traveled different ways
Leaving behind earthly things
Don't fret now you Got Your Wings.
Your tons of desires, your selfless acts
The sleepless nights, the lovely facts
Your fulfilled life, our dying hearts
Broken info pieces the day you part
Leaving behind earthly things
Don't fret now you Got Your Wings.
Your nights of suffering, your days of pain
Praying for comfort in his name
Your prayers were heard and answered too
God opened his arms and welcomed you
Leaving behind earthly things
Don't fret now You Got Your Wings
Poem Details | by
Liza Salmon |
Categories:
childhood, confusion, courage, death, freedom, write, people, life, people,
Is it the rhythm in life
That we have issues and strife
The rhythm in life is a beat
A beat that puts you heart out in the street
The street is where it all goes down
It goes down to make you frown
Some people laugh and play
Other people sit and stay
We all want to wear it
And even compare it
In my room sometime strain at the wall
In my mind hear my conscience call
In life alone
We don’t pick up the phone
And we lose the milestone
The trust of the fact that
We are not all that!
Poem Details | by
Anthony Crisafulli |
Categories:
death, family,
Dad had the cancer and died in the spring
Mom had a bummer and died early that summer
By time it was fall sister hung from a tree
Now why’s everybody, looking a me?
Poem Details | by
TAMMY REAMS |
Categories:
blessing, christian, death, funeral, god, heaven, jesus,
When I close my eyes for one last time
His bright light I will see
His glory will shine upon me
His calming warmth will set me free
His grace and love will rest upon me
With his one touch
I have wings that will envelop me
His voice I hear as a whisper
Calling me home to be with him
I take his hand and glorify him
Glorify his name
No pain
No sadness
No fear
No shame
No darkness
Glorify his name in Jesus We Pray
T Reams for my wonderful Father
Poem Details | by
Liza Salmon |
Categories:
adventure, black african american, childhood, courage, death, dedication, religious,
South province where Mattru jong is located!
Intriguing issues as a young boy!
Escaped from drugs and the war!
Rebels – They don’t agree with the government and think everyone is the enemy!
Ready to start over!
A lhaji close friend of Ishmael!
Lonely waking around by himself at the age of 12!
Evaluated but never understood!
One world with terrible memories!
Never being able to let go of memories!
Elated at being with his uncle!
Poem Details | by
Constantinos Grigoriadis |
Categories:
happiness, life, love, passion, philosophy, sympathy,
There are some dreams that you don't see during the night
You can just imagine.
There are some words that you don't hear
You feel these if you look somebody in the eyes.
There are some loves that you don't get with a kiss or a hug
You can touch these with your soul.
If you can see what you can't see with your eyes
If you can hear what you can't hear with your ears
If you can touch what you can't touch with your hands
Then I will not speak anymore
Then you will not speak anymore
Then will speak only our hearts
Copyright Constantinos Grigoriadis © All rights reserved
Poem Details | by
brandi foote |
Categories:
death, memory, miss you, mother, mother daughter,
We've had our differences, we've had our fights,
Now you're gone, yet I’m doin alright.
A month and ten days it'll be four years,
I miss you mom, and I wish you were here.
It was crazy times and a war,
But I still wish you were here and we'd party at the bar.
I think of you often and miss your voice,
But it's not like we had any other choice.
One day we shall meet again,
And who knows... Maybe next time we could be friends.
Love you. R.I.P. Teresa Marie Reese (8/13/1964-8/18/2009)
Poem Details | by
VICTOR BUN |
Categories:
courage, death, dream, faith, farewell, funeral, goodbye, hope, inspirational, journey, lost, lost love, memory, pain, passion, sympathy, tribute, beautiful, angel, angel, beautiful,
Thank you for the beautiful memory
you left on my mind
you are not dead
but you are not here,
to me you are gone,
cos i cant feel you the way i used to,
everything you used to do are left untouched
the space you ocupied is empty,
our yesterday is fading away like the rainbow
so beautiful but so short,
how can i forget the endless yesterday?
when you are here with me.
in loving memory of my sister (you are not an angel but you did what an angel can do,you fly to heaven.)
Poem Details | by
Delphine Plaskett |
Categories:
betrayal, death, gothic, life, senses,
Life sucks.
Plucks you from your mother's belly
Weans, silks your skin,
Fondly toys with you
and grows you.
Life sucks.
Slyly beguiles you
To mate, create,
Spit out your genes.
In moments of sin or folly.
Life sucks.
Soon, too soon, it pounces.
And plays a while,
Scratches out your eyes,
Crumples your bones.
Life Sucks.
Finally tiring of you
Life licks out your soul
With greedy slurps,
Smacks its lips, then burps!
Poem Details | by
Shawn Munoz |
Categories:
bereavement, death, deep, eulogy, goodbye, heartbroken, memory,
Little Kinley Raine warrior of light,
When you came into this world
You came in ready to fight.
Our thoughts were full of Prayers
hoping for you to have a chance,
Although we were on a mental coaster
We held our ground with a positive stance.
After a Month God decided it was to soon
for you to stay with us and bloom,
It's hard for all of us but we understand
other plans were in-store for you.
My little niece meeting you was a pleasure,
I wish we could've spent more time together.
Kinley we love you and miss your adorable
face, When you get a chances to sneak away
come back down here and give us a spiritual
Embrace. R.I.P Kinley Raine.
Poem Details | by
dreamersis poems |
Categories:
body, death, emotions, suicide,
Light as a feather, sensing the wind passing fast
And feeling free from everything at last
Happiness and joy have found their way
And in her soul they’ll forever stay
The long trail of memories passing by
Every word he said and every lie
Everything that was hunting her was gone
Leaving her spirit pure and as white as a swan
All her emotions were confused
To this big mix of feelings she wasn't used
Should she laugh? Should she cry?
Nothing matters anymore when you’re in the sky
But now she’s had enough and wants to stop
And it’s too late because she hit the ground like a tear drop.
Poem Details | by
PEGGY MAKOENA |
Categories:
absence, anniversary, beautiful, bereavement, creation, day, encouraging,
BORN TO LEAD
HE IS A LEADER
BORN TO LEAD AND RULE
MOSTLY TO MAKE ODERS
HE HAS THE BLOOD OF THE LAND RUNNING THROUGH HIS VEINS
HE HAS A HEART THAT BELONGS TO THE KING OF THE JUNGLE
WHEN HE ROARS ATTENTION IS SEEKED
HE IS THE CHOSEN ONE
HE IS TO SACRIFICE HIS BELONGINGS TO BUILD A NATION
HE WITHSTANDS EVERY OBSTACLE IN HIS WAY
THE MAIN POINT BEING TO UNITE THE WHOLE NATION
HE IS A MAN OF RIDE
A BOOK OF VALUABLE CONTENT
BUT STILL CARRIES THE PRIDE OF THE NATION ON HIS SHOULDERS
BUT MOSTLY TO MAKE UNITY STAND
BORN TO LEAD....
BORN TO LEAD
Poem Details | by
jeffery scott |
Categories:
death, men, pain, strength, veterans day, violence, war,
i wittnessed a war just yesterday,
being the reason for much dismay,
i'm sorry for all the death and blood,
and all the soldiers in the mud,
i wish i could stop it just can't be done,
i'll need everybody including a nun,
i'll need jesus to forgive our sins,
that knock us down like bowling pins,
i'll need everybody to read this poem,
in hopes that all the soldiers get back home.
Poem Details | by
Tamilyn Love |
Categories:
allusion, break up, emotions, feelings, grief, how i feel, spoken word,
I'm here holding on but trying to let go
Afraid to loose my grip And fall back to you below
I can not say the feelings that I hide
There is an emptiness
A darkness
Lighting flames on each side
I am laying here looking up wondering how I fell
Can I get back on two feet
Or am I forever stuck in Hell
These tears are holding memories
One by one falling down
Dripping into a love cemetery
Buried deep under ground
That flame is spreading lighting each end
Burning together and snapping at the bend
Ashes falling are carried through the air
Gently flowing each other's love
Spreading everywhere
Poem Details | by
Margie Pierson |
Categories:
death, grandmother, grief, how i feel, loss, missing you,
Does it still matter?
Do we still care?
Could we open our eyes and see you standing there?
Have you really gone to a much better place?
Have you yet seen a familiar face?
Will we someday see you again?
Where there are women and there are men?
Higher than the birds can fly, way up in the sky.
Over the rainbow and through the clouds,
Could we again hear you laugh out loud?
Where i shall see you and you shall see me,
A place where everything and everyone shall be free.
A place for you and a place for me.
Poem Details | by
Dustin Craig |
Categories:
death, fantasy, fear, introspection,
Amongst the mysterious and gloomy forest
Begets a creature so cruel and ferocious
Consciously aware of its own destructive behavior
Deceptive in nature; unforgiving at heart
Enchanting the woodlands like a corrupted hermit
Fantasy twisted; reality tainted
Gremlins, Ghouls, and Goblins lurking from afar
Haplessly awaiting for the beast to collapse
Imminent death for ones with black hearts
Justifying their existence based on ego and pride
Killing themselves, not just others
Laughing along the way to an eternal plane of misery
Poem Details | by
Alyssa Marie |
Categories:
absence, angel, brother, death, dream, heart, sky,
As the sunrise shines upon my face
A teardrop falls from my eye
The warmth gives me comfort
I feel your presence
What else to represent you besides the sun
The most powerful source of energy in the sky
I look away, what do I see,
The moon, opposite the sun
Look in between night and day, the clouds move in fast toward me
It's mid day
Still you consume my entire mind
You're in my dreams; day and night
Our initials, P.M. A.M.; night and day, like our personalities, yet one.
Opposites attract.
Brother and sister, best friends at birth
No longer are you with me on earth
My angel in the sky
Your new home is Heaven