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Poem Details | by
Line Gauthier |
Categories:
death, devotion, life, marriage, time, true love,
It broke her heart
when Franco died
he’d been her soul mate
wed over fifty years
he’d been her life
For her Franco
she had a ritual
lit a candle every night
so he would know
how much she missed him
Today would be a special day
she felt it when she closed her eyes
wouldn’t be lighting any candle
she took her one last deep breath
set down the path to join her Franco
posted on October 20, 2019
Poem Details | by
Tom Cunningham |
Categories:
death, ireland, marriage, murder, river,
Young Ellen Hanley caught John Scanlon’s eye
He was determined that she’d be his wife
Their marriage was cursed and Ellen would die
On the River Shannon she lost her life.
She was a beauty but of lower class
He belonged to a wealthy family
A few weeks later grew tired of the lass
She was found in Shannon’s estuary.
His servant killed Ellen a girl so young
And from a boat threw her over the side
Both men found guilty and from gallows hung
Her dead body washed ashore with the tide.
In Clare there stands a memorial stone
The Colleen Bawn she is now better known.
Written on 28 January 2019
Poem Details | by
Tom Cunningham |
Categories:
children, death, life, marriage,
Born
First steps
Growing up
Marriage and kids
Life
Years
Roll by
Grandchildren
Great grandchildren
Death.
Written 4th March 2019.
For light up the page poetry contest
Sponsored by Joseph May.
Poem Details | by
stephanie hanvey |
Categories:
boyfriend, confusion, death, dedication, depression, devotion, farewell, forgiveness, girlfriend, goodbye, grief, hope, journey, life, lonely, loss, lost, lost love, love, marriage, passion, recovery from..., relationship, romance, sorrow, sorry, stress, suicide, sympathy, wife, love,
My love I can not find you anywhere,
I feel like I lost my soul somewhere,
because you are my soulmate,
and us being apart can not be fate.
You did not leave because you wanted to,
It just was just something you had to do.
I was not right, All I wanted to do was fight,
and knowing you was the love of my life,
yet I would not make you my wife.
I know that's what you really wanted
and now I am feeling haunted,
by the things I should have done,
and you being the only one
I ever loved and will love forever, if it was'nt for me we will still be together.
But you are gone
and I can not go on,
so I must say good-bye, I'm leaving myself to die.
Poem Details | by
Nate Spears |
Categories:
boyfriend, girlfriend, grief, inspirational, jesus, journey, life, lost love, love, marriage, passion, people, prayer, sorrow, world,
Dreams Of Reality
By Nate Spears
Published 2013 in “Death OF A Rose” By Nate Spears
A difference of a world a way
A distance of a different kind
Love is blind and divine
Hold my hand
Let us touch the sunshine
On this hill of heaven we stand
I pray
From one another
Life and the world will never take us
Unless it’s together
Then we will become forever
Never leaving each others presence
Our bond becomes stronger in living
With every day
I stare into your glare
Wishing we live on; and long
Strong and healthy
We will grow old
In a happy union together
Looking beside me
Coming to a reality
You’re not there
My dreams are not reality
My love has perished.
Poem Details | by
Ezra cook |
Categories:
beautiful, death, horror, lost love, marriage, murder, mystery,
The Lady in red
awaits my arrival
The Lady in red
lays and waits
The Lady in red
never-more so beautiful
The Lady in red
Who is my newly wed
The Lady whose white dress covered in Red
is no more
Poem Details | by
Courtney Courtney |
Categories:
beauty, character, death, death of a friend, depression, desire, faith, family, farewell, fear, god, goodbye, grave, happy, heaven, holiday, home, house, husband, image, inspiration, inspirational, leaving, loneliness, lonely, longing, lost love, love, marriage, men, miss you, missing, missing you, pain, passion, patriotic, prayer,
Open your eyes to the ever turning skies
I want to here with me through the night
My heart yearns into your soul
Burning as if newly lit coal
I bravely submerg the embers
That the time I have can be spent with you
And I remember each kiss every moment
I was caught in your love that for just this day I remember
So what happened was a chance for your love
A time that I kept in a locket tied with a kiss
I wanted you to feel, to love, to slumber
And to awake in my arms with that times kept bliss
I lay silient in an umber
Poem Details | by
Funom Makama |
Categories:
culture, cute love, dedication, desire, love, marriage,
Signed to dwell in a comfortable locked cage
where smoke also comes out from ice;
moving gradually, taking it page by page,
nurture the hunger then you can eat even half cooked rice.
It’s like bad costumes but in a beautiful stage
or a boring occasion, well attended by funny guys.
In comfort, in difficulty, in ecstasy and in rage,
on each others skin, seldom disturbing as lice.
A year, then some decades and the union is coming of age,
but the flavor still remains, due to the preservation of its spice.
Poem Details | by
chris hardy |
Categories:
bereavement, marriage,
I am still me
but you are not you
things are different
what can I do
you look the same
as yesterday
but something happened
along lifes way
no conversation
you don't seem to care
if I am with you
or out somewhere
for hours on end
you sit and stare
the tv's your friend
the perfect pair
Poem Details | by
Abdul Malik |
Categories:
grief, marriage,
"Till death us do part"
Thus I stepped upon a trap;
Oh, Why I said that?
Now I wail to no avail,
Oh, my life is in shambles!
(Tanka Contest)
Poem Details | by
Cole Banner |
Categories:
absence, bereavement, best friend, cancer, change, courage, dark, death, death of a friend, emotions, farewell, feelings, funeral, goodbye, grief, heart, heaven, journey, loneliness, lonely, loss, lost, lost love, love, marriage, miss you, missing, missing you, moving on, pain, people, prayer, relationship, remember, sad love, sorrow, spiritual, strength, suicide, symbolism, sympathy, tribute,
Time moves on,
and soon will tell,
when asked for whom
they ring the bell…
Forty lived
…and forty lost,
you left before twilight.
When it’s half as much,
at twice the cost,
you’ll bask
in perfect light…
We live in castles
…made of sand,
we come as a stranger,
but leave as a friend…
Remember now,
your last first kiss,
those times will be
profoundly missed…
Your smile indeed
could cast a spell.
You learned to
play a bad hand well…
With all our hopes
and dreams in tow,
we are old too quick,
and wise too slow.
Life’s an elaborate
complex dance...
Would you live again,
if you had the chance?
Copyright © 2013
Poem Details | by
Amanda Brown |
Categories:
death, depression, i miss you, lonely, love, marriage, memory,
i remember the dark night sky filled with small orbs of light.
i remember a second sun rising in the hushed ashes of the night.
i remember the haunting echos of a lonesome a song of beauty.
and your voice bouncing with laughter and joy.
i remember smell of the climbing, wild ivy.
i remember soft gazes at the dancing lake.
i remember your hand gently placed in mine, warm and soft.
even now that you are not here with me or with any one,
i will remember your love, in my heart forever.
in this life time, any life time.
( by august about rainbow girl)
Poem Details | by
Felicia Jarvis |
Categories:
anxiety, health, hope, husband, love, marriage, sick,
You close your eyes
While roughly breathing with sighs
You Touch the forehead
While tears moist your plead
Your day is ending
As pain you are enduring
Uncontrolled pain
We are descendants of Cain
Tomorrow will also pass in vain
I cannot touch you
But I want to hold you
I can give you no help
But remind you of our only hope
Irritation and distress
You deserve to express
Anger and disappointment
I accept as my commitment
I respect you from my heart
Till death do us part
Poem Details | by
Reshma-Kate-Meserah-Blanca FARR |
Categories:
abuse, anger, angst, betrayal, break up, conflict, death, desire, grief, hate, heartbreak, hurt, husband, jealousy, love, lust, marriage, murder, pain,
A warm embrace
And a lingering touch.
Skin meets skin.
The rustling of sheets,
Fingers tangled in hair.
His lips against mine,
My lover and I.
The slam of a door
And my heart sinks.
Red of passion turns to red of rage.
Angry screams.
Drunk words.
A taste of copper on my tongue,
White sheets stained crimson
I look,
My own glassy eyes stare back.
You move on, you forget.
I watch, I wait.
I can never leave,
Never touch,
Never breathe.
Silent screams echo,
Cherished memories tinged with red.
I watch, I wait.
Know that the cross you clutch so often
Will do you no good.
I'm watching, I'm waiting.
Poem Details | by
dani wil |
Categories:
allegory, depression, grief, marriage, metaphor, relationship, sad, sorrow,
Heart of Gold,
calming tides
holding on, hands intertwined.
The ironman
so bold, so brave.
An injured deer
step forth to save.
No echoing groans.
No sorrowing pleas.
Hard to see what lies beneath.
There are storms and guilt, rejection, betrayal
gnawing and snapping at his core.
But doesn't let a single salty drip ever hit the floor.
This is where he hides,
Behind Closed Doors.
Poem Details | by
Surajit Dahal |
Categories:
betrayal, cry, dark, feelings, first love, for her, forgiveness, girl, girlfriend, grief, heartbroken, how i feel, i love you, kiss, loneliness, lonely, longing, lost, lost love, love, marriage, me, miss you, missing you, poems, poetry, romance, romantic, sad, sad love, sensual, trust, wife,
Why my heart ponder?
I, your offender..
What I gave?
Dark love in a cave...
I promised you a thousand lands
Didn't give enough sands...
Changing me and my love,
Hiding behind the black scarf..
Hiding me I couldn't speak,
Feared losing in a streak.
This was my only reason
But turned my passing season..
Now I rattle,
As a foolish cattle
Leaving your land and cheese,
Yet to find me some peace...
Poem Details | by
Kaye Locke |
Categories:
age, death, marriage,
If I go first
Don’t weep and reel
or let sorrow fill you.
Keep your tears.
But,
place my picture on the mantel,
remember summers in the sun,
and smile.
Though I won’t see it
it’s comforting to me now
to know you’ll remember me
with joy.
If you go first
I will not cry.
I’ll be dry and dusty.
Empty,
like a forgotten room
in winter
I’ll keep your photograph
on the pillow
where your sleeping head should be
And dream of when
we were young and smooth
and love was all we knew.
Poem Details | by
Kellie Thomas |
Categories:
feelings, first love, husband, kiss, marriage, sensual, sexy,
Feeling the breeze of your breath caressing me.
I stand at attention of your every need.
All that I yearn is to be your desire,
trapped inside of ecstasy.
Wanting and needing you to be a part of me,
no sense of time or place.
My only purpose at this time and space,
is to for fill every thrill that you crave
Until we part to our grave
Poem Details | by
Abder Derradji |
Categories:
analogy, death, funeral, marriage, metaphor, music, wisdom,
Marriage is a funeral with music,
And death is a silent wedding,
Divorce is a sad journey,
With a one way ticket and no return,
Beauty ages with time,
And becomes ugly,
Body flesh loosens,
Dies and rottens,
But voice comes from a soul,
And this is rightly eternal,
So live by decree and endorse it
On this parchment, and leave
Something behind,
That one day,
One will remember you,
When your words, voice is mentioned.
Poem Details | by
Jennifer Phillips |
Categories:
marriage, religion, religious, rights, spiritual, wedding, wisdom,
It's easy to kill
a relationship.
-don't talk!
It's easy to kill a relationship.
-Don't walk
together.
Scan the grass on the other side.
It's always greener
-from a distance!
Choose separate paths.
Travel alone
or build a home
away from home.
Don't give!
Stand on your right!
Fight!
Paint a black picture.
Spoil
a reputation.
Tear your own house down.
It's easy to kill a relationship
and sometimes.....
it's just as easy
to build it!
Poem Details | by
Anoucheka Gangabissoon |
Categories:
christian, confusion, dark, death, devotion, faith, fantasy, marriage, mystery,
Eons ago, in a hotel room,
I came face to face with doom!
Danger did loom
There in that dark room!
A ghoul seated on a broom
Appeared in the bedroom
And sprinkled some gloom
On my soul, so in need of a bloom!
Ready to be my bridegroom
Our union to be proclaimed in the ballroom
He called out to the groom
To have a festive lunchroom!
When I found strength to be a boom
I called out with my heart's zoom
And my Lord removed my gloom
By dissipating my cursed brume!
Eons ago, in a hotel room
I begot a boon, and a re-gloom
And my soul began to re-groom
For at last, I had found my real room!
Poem Details | by
Anonymous Poetry |
Categories:
angst, beautiful, confusion, depression, grief, introspection, lost love, love, marriage, nostalgia, pain, relationship, romance, romantic,
I see
reflection
But is it
me
seeing
again
as if
the first time
we hadn't
made love
Or perhaps
we
were
in love
and not
out of
it
Pushing
it
between us
like
strangers
Poem Details | by
CHICANO EDDIE |
Categories:
funny love, grief, kid, marriage, mental illness, mother daughter, mother son,
"ENDLESS FIGHT"
if they had went through
every minute of what
conceived my wisdom,
they’d all be running
back to mommy.
if she knew there was a
reason why I kept my
mouth shut, she’d know
what she went through was
normal for the life she
was placed in and chose
to remain confused in.
confusion can !@#$ up
everything… she knows.
wisdom can change it all…
I show.
does the bee in the car
fight for it’s freedom
or
move about hysterically
enticing you to roll the
window down in hopes
you’ll cool off?
the days pass,
I stand my ground.
they did this to me,
I hold my ground.
I…
…did this to me.
By: Chicano Eddie
Poem Details | by
Olive Eloisa Guillermo - Fraser |
Categories:
body, death, feelings, irony, life, love, marriage,
Defibrillator, I have to set..
Cardiac monitor, I need to attached..
Intravenous lines, workingly patent..
Emergency drugs, positioned on standby...
His color turning to pale then bluish..
His breathing starts to become shallow..
His limbs become to loose and cold..
His pulse thready and weak..
On high alert!
On high alert!
Is it the end of his life?
Or is already the beginning of his death?
By: olive_eloi
2:01am
10/11/2013
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"life too beautiful to stay stagnant, keep on moving onwards....."
Poem Details | by
Ann Foster |
Categories:
beauty, death, friendship, irony, january, marriage, me,
Potatoes
At dinner the other night,
mom fixed our favorite.
She baked them,
broiled them,
cut them up,
and fried them nice.
She told us,
this was the story of life,
all through dinner.
as we sat and ate,
and laughed and cried.
At the end,
we found we were;
comforted,
sad,
happy,
and made;
to feel like everything had…
importance.
It was not what was on the plate,
or even what was missing.
but that she made what she had,
with all she had,
and gave it willingly…
to those she loved.