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Poem Details | by
Charlie Smith |
Categories:
grave, memory, remember,
With pride to boast when gnarled in vines
that seek to take as nature's own
this citadel of time will be defined
more than just letters carved in stone
Though time and tangled growth obscures
truest course of meaning now laid to rest
honor held most sacred from love endures
upon this face were such intentions prest
Proudly this guardian of life's measure stands
a post to which nothing else would ever claim
that beckons pride with hushed commands
mysteries held to know beyond just a name
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09/26/2016
Poem Details | by
stephen pennell |
Categories:
death, , memorial,
Moss covered algae ridden
Memorials, to mans earthly existance
Stand ivy clad in rows
Names eaten away by time
and dates long gone
all faded into one.
No flowers or notes to say i loved you
just brambles and weeds in flower
dog walkers and ramblers walk by.
oblivious to even your existance
Eternity awaits them too
as the generations pass by
you as a memory lose all importance
you are just a name on a grave stone
in a cemetery full of names
the end
I was walking through Crewe's old cemetry big memorials of once important people who's grave stones now lay derelict and unloved hence the poem
ps Q : how do you make god laugh
A: tell him your plans
Poem Details | by
denis bruce |
Categories:
eulogy,
Oh where,oh where is she
My wondrous Darlene De Beaulieu ?
In my heart do I see her face
Radiant with poetic grace
A handsome place is her fortune
And poetry both her sun and moon
With kindest comments she does encourage
Those whose lesser works others might disparage
This feeble eulogy to her do I dedicate
And may she e'er find herself in good estate.
Poem Details | by
Jessica Goldstone |
Categories:
loss, social, sympathy, riddle,
She tells me,
Of the belt of hunger that clings to her waist,
Of how it's only ever loosened by rampaging and rummaging through waste.
She tells me,
How her journey through payments, predicaments and pavements make her tire,
How her cracked feet and wracked heart are passed by Tyre after Tyre.
She tells me,
About the intricate diagnoses and prognoses that riddle her every fiber, vessel and vein,
About the cardboard pleas and pleads that have all been in vain.
She tells me,
That this is the existence her weeping womb has bred,
That her hope for her successors is that they may succeed her in the fight for bread.
She tells me,
Her name is poverty.
Do you remember her?
Poem Details | by
Kevin Crossed |
Categories:
anxiety, dark, death, depression, silence,
You know, the cold void in your mind
The type that makes your sanity go blind
It lingers long and turns your lips blue
It sticks your vocal chords stuck like glue
Your lungs shrink as you try to breathe
It drops you onto your knees in defeat
It nibbles your meat and drains all the heat
A blackened disease that leaves you deceased
As the silver kisses your skin, it remains
You try to stay calm, you try to stay sane
But you hear it calling and shouting your name
Making you scream and create crimson stains
The silver devours your skin as you cry
You're asking it screaming, asking it why
Full saturation just passes you by
Light always seems to escape from your eyes
Poem Details | by
Rainbow Promise |
Categories:
absence, brother, death, father, grave, jesus,
Here lies too great gentlemen, father and son.
Named after Edgar Alan Poe, so great a man was he.
But now, alas! They are now where Poe is,
There spirits having returned to God until that Glorious Day.
Poem Details | by
Shaniki Smith |
Categories:
abuse, body, death, emotions, horror, time, world,
That's somebody's mother
That's somebody's sister
That's somebody's brother
That's somebody's grandmother
That's somebody's grandfather
That's somebody's aunt
That's somebody's uncle
That's somebody's cousin
That's somebody's dad
See human trafficking has no
Age
Color
Size
Shape
Gender
Name
Does not even matter
it will sneak up on a individual without a warning
It can appear anywhere
School
Work
Park
Library
Mall
Does not matter what time of day
Morning
Noon
Night
It's best to just stay in the house but even that's not safe
Human trafficking can appear
Anywhere
Anytime
Anyplace
Poem Details | by
RUDOLPH RINALDI |
Categories:
children, death, growing up, life,
my
name
is
johny on the pony
hide and seek
red light green light
I closed my eyes
and counted one two three
ring ring alerio
I opened them
and everyone
and everything was gone
Poem Details | by
Joshua Hemmy |
Categories:
death
I am the keeper of your fears,
the one who makes you scream,
i bring you tears,
with every waking dream,
I am the reaper of your sorrow,
the one who does not cry,
i will never see tomorrow,
even though i will not die,
I am the one that hides within,
the one you want to see,
i am the one who died of sin,
the one who was set free,
I am the one with no name
the darkness swallows all,
i am the angel with no fame,
so will you catch me when i fall?
Poem Details | by
carson jones |
Categories:
beautiful, cancer, dedication, grief, loss, love, sympathy,
hello my name is hooligan
years ago i lost my bestfriend
he laughed everyday
but left before i got to say
i love you
hello my name is dumb
but the memories were so fun
you had a smile on your face but yet you couldnt stay we still love you.
rip justin baker.
Poem Details | by
Joshua Adam |
Categories:
animals, death
Cute little test mouse
caged for scientists to share
waits death, for health care
Poem Details | by
Courtney Courtney |
Categories:
adventure, art, childhood, death, fear, happiness, natural disasters, nature, people, recovery from...,
Heat Wave
Hot
Everybody's
At
Temperature
We
Are
Very
Equipped
Heat Wave June 2012
Poem Details | by
verlecia fields |
Categories:
business, death, funeral, health, political, science, social, war
standing at the edge of no more time
I see the bottom of the grave
it looks, of mud and cold without no rest in place
malted ice flakes dancing in snow-ish rain
i will not move
no i can not move
fear has taken over me
how cold
how sad
i do not know how to fight
this demon, who is not a demon
but the DEVIL him self
he has a head
with eyes and ears
who do not get caught
for They Are Many
and i am only one
trust no one....
is not just a saying
but a truth to live by
for they know the price of blood
and will sell out all who get in their way
"My name is Legion, for we are many"
"Nomen mihi Legio est, quia multi sumus"(In Latin)
Poem Details | by
Candi Stricker |
Categories:
angel, anxiety, beauty, bereavement, death, feelings,
Maybe she's a stranger.
To the rest of the world unknown.
Far from being famous.
Devoured by a world, cruel and dangerous.
Treated as if she were contagious.
She's become a faint memory, a stranger without a face.
Set aside and ostracized.
It's easier to routinely erase her, rather embrace her.
If you'll recall it reads justice for all, it clearly said.
Is this false? Mislead?
Not anyone's problem, not worth solving.
Says who?
She was an angel, they just never knew.
God is her way and her light, this I already know..
My mother's name is Pam.
Not Jane Doe
Poem Details | by
Doreen Wright |
Categories:
art, death, music, passion,
The Elvis of Hip Hop,
United passion with verbal skills,
Poet, actor, model, Revolutionary,
A young Soldier, ready to die,
Created for a purpose.
Sadness embraced the world,
He had to go.
Actively remembered by fans.
Killed by misunderstanding.
Unbelievable prediction of his own.
Rest in peace Pac.
Poem Details | by
linda smith |
Categories:
confusion, death, recovery from..., sad, war,
Possibly the most difficult battle I've ever fought.
Timeless struggles of my mind.
Scenes of human depravity lurk behind my closed eyes.
Disturbs my daily routines and demands attention.
Poem Details | by
bias fields |
Categories:
death,
indecisive
neutral fool
flesh sex
twisted tool
sketch of his mind
like sharp poisoned
wine
Poem Details | by
Rakib Uddin Ahmed |
Categories:
art, caregiving, death, faith, forgiveness, friendship, happiness, life, love, peace, sympathy, work
To cry I’ll be able to make
How many people
After my death?
Who are they?
What are they of mine today?
Did I love them?
Did I do for them?
Why they would cry?
Did I cry?
For why? For whom?
Yes, I’m dying soon.
_______________________
May 3, 2010
Kallyanpur, Dhaka
Bangladesh
Poem Details | by
Demetrios Trifiatis |
Categories:
death, life, love,
Come life come
Lend me a few more precious breaths
For
Her name I wish to chant, once more,
Before I die!
(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
01 October 2016
Poem Details | by
Muhammad Safa Thajudeen |
Categories:
corruption, feelings, freedom, future, grave,
What is the third world war?-
"I don't know about the third world war but the fourth,
To fight the fourth,there is no an Earth"
Replied,Albert Einstein,a leraned of worth
The world is ready and armed with bombs
Saying no to all the lives in wombs
"Like cures like"-
The Aborigines of the Australian
The Onkays of the Andaman
The Gond and Koitur of the Indian
The Veddha genes of the Sri Lankan-
Oh,the tribes of ancient,
Come,for God's sake,in the name of God,come,come!
Poem Details | by
K.M.S.O. |
Categories:
confusion, mystery, sympathy,
Under the sticky city lights
She wears venom high heels
Quenches ones thirst of margarita
Sway meringue and salsa
Eyes speaks- the twilight shadow of her soul
Smiles spread from her Cherubic face
Drown the crowd with her laughter
Desired by many sleepless envy
A mute whispers untamed heart-
of society's hair of glitter and salt
Still Nameless,mysterious undisclosed
Back in wilderness_she evolve.
Poem Details | by
Caren Krutsinger |
Categories:
death, death of a friend, dedication, eulogy, friendship, friendship love, goodbye,
Her name was Duno. She was seventy, young-at-heart, and hilarious.
We were co-Sunday School teachers, and the best of pals. I was twenty-three.
Fast-hurting-cancer smacked her around unmercifully for ten horrible months.
Her-ex husband greeted us at her funeral; a man who had deserted her 50 years before.
Poem Details | by
Michelle Southers |
Categories:
death, faith, lost love,
I hear the angels calling my name
Away from those devils not easy to tame,
Away from the sins that shape the earth,
Away from Satan laughing with mirth.
I hear the angels calling my name
Away from cupid’s faulty aim,
Away from a love that did not last,
Away from the horrors of an undying past.
I hear the angels calling my name
Away from a routine that is always the same,
Away from a life filled with despair,
Away from a heart broken beyond repair.
Yes, I hear the angels calling my name
Away from my troubles, Away from my shame,
Away from my loss, Away from my pain,
Away from my faults, only peace to now gain.
Poem Details | by
Kudzai Mhangwa |
Categories:
death, loss, pain,
Praised be your name forever
May it glow like the pearl down in the sea
Your body sanctuary of infinite bloom
Your voice always heard like an echo
Honour be to your grave
Long live your name
Poem Details | by
Christy Teas |
Categories:
animal, death, faith,
In a barren wasteland I stand;
Amid sticks and bones that once
Haunted my soul.
Memories gone of not so long ago.
Dandelions once played in a lush of green;
A bear came calling after me.
Visionary of epic said I would be free.
Its eye in death has not yet closed.
David and I with a sling
Thrown at the Mark
Only his was stone
Overlay this bear with death and look beyond at the budded tree.
April 8 2016