Poems About: FUNERAL

we grow like evergreen tree
father, mother, daughter, and son
I'm only leaf on the branch family
brother, sister read more »

It could be anywhere
That peaceful place
Approached by a boreen. read more »

On a late April evening
In two thousand and two,
The breezes blew southerly
Beneath sky of pale blue... read more »

a tear

a secret read more »

(dedicated to Mr. Lang Lang, a gifted pianist)

dark
gloomy read more »

A cadaver lies in the funeral pyre,
its charred limbs and broken bones,
black blood dripping from ashen gore,
bear testimony to the virgin and the whore, read more »

Did anybody ever tell you
The apple in your eye is rotten
Encased with the loose ends
And under us with the downtrodden read more »

If I die this year
Dont Shed a tear
It was my turn
like seasons change read more »

today my mother died
unapreciated by those she bore
at her departure they cried
for they never saw there mother before, read more »

What do you do when you know you can’t cope?
To complete work in normal time there is no hope
On Monday the funeral I said goodbye to mum
Leaving an emptiness in my heart and tum read more »

looking at the moon as gods hunger shows
while im just standing still watching others grow
sheding tears of pride
wondering why i cant decide read more »

autumn
from the Four Seasons

the violins are read more »