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Poem Details | by
Sara Kendrick |
Categories:
death, nature,
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Baby
Bird wiggles
Upon concrete
Downy feathers, weak feet
Death waits
Poem Details | by
Peter Dome |
Categories:
bird, dedication, discrimination, grief, prison,
Oh how I wish I was a humble sparrow
So cheerful and so free
Flying high through the sky
Instead of living in hell in constant fear
In a barbedwire cage
Waiting to die.
''Let us not forget not only the Jews, but the Gypsy's,Jehovah's witnesses, political opponents, homosexuals, Russians, disabled, the elderly,children, and sick, anti Nazi's and more. To forget all or any of these groups of people, would be a crime in it'self, and undervalues their suffering and existence. Let the truth be told, we must never forget.''
Peter Dome. Copyright.2015.June.
Poem Details | by
PK RAI |
Categories:
education, environment, grief, imagery, metaphor,
I am the last sparrow
To foretell tomorrow
Losing lives of sorrow
I foresee that tomorrow.
I am the last sparrow
As an Egyptian pharaoh
Lifespan getting narrow
I foresee that tomorrow.
I am the last sparrow
As a drying bone marrow
Like the shooting blind arrow
I foresee that tomorrow.
Poem Details | by
R. M. Eichmiller |
Categories:
death, depression, emo,
It’s the way things go,
Ebb and flow,
live and live,
Die and die,
Again and again,
The sweet sparrow sings
“Tis time, tis time, to fly away”
“Heed my farewell”
“As we’ll never meet again”
“Your time has come,”
“Tis time, Tis time, to fly fly away.:
Death is on the horizon,
Despair, next left,
Time for goodbyes,
Time for rest,
A black cloak billows before you,
You’ll feel safe in his arms,
As he sweeps you away,
With a sweet farewell kiss.
Poem Details | by
James Edward Lee Sr. |
Categories:
analogy, appreciation, encouraging, feelings, grief, happiness, sorrow,
I can’t see myself my face reflects my joys in the past three years I’ve lost my wife, my job of 22 years.
Yet have I still left a mortgage, some bills, no insurance, sadden … why I am yet still smiling you may ask.
I ‘m but a sparrow
and my God shall provide for me
all my every needs
6/22/19
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Poem Details | by
Jen H. |
Categories:
death, loss, sadsky,
The Solemn Sparrow Sings a Lonely Song
Swiftly Swaying Sweetly Saying
Soaring the Sky Somewhere Above
Tearing the sky with Terrible Tears
Telling Tales To Those who listen
Taking Time To sound Traumatic
The Solemn Sparrow Sings
Weeping Wearily on the Wings of Heaven
Daring Dully Desiring Death
The Solemn Sparrow Sings