Poems About: FUNERAL

I remember
Like it was almost yesterday
His funeral
Because it took place read more »

today, there is no grand funeral
like that of the death of
a statesman read more »

Visit a funeral where it was of a man.
Visit a funeral where it was of his wife.
Take attendance and count the mourners.
It will tell how important the woman had been. read more »

Its always too hard say godbye to someone you love and its even worst if you can never find yourself to cry

every time i think about it never getting the chance to say goodbye but still never crying at the fact your no longer here it makes me die over and over inside its make feel as if i didnt care enough about you to shed tears as i paid my respects when you were once one of the most important aspects in my life read more »

If years have passed and your children are grown
The mortgage is paid and you have a second home
And in the garage are Mercedes’ and Jag’s and parked
At the dock is a yacht. read more »

I went to a funeral today

Fear died and we buried it six feet deep
Everyone cheered nobody cried read more »

Weasel words
with easy starts
are not the first
ones to our hearts read more »

Discarded like a used wrapper
He bleeds himself to death
Hurt pride is his funeral pyre
It sucks life out of life itself read more »

An old lady was dead. She was my father’s
Mother’s elder sister, who brought him up
After his mother’s death when he was at seven.
I went with him to attend the funeral. read more »

Standing before all of those that have done her wrong
she screams to the writhing throng
'to you that have not thought me strong' read more »

His battered old suit
simply his best
by not being worn read more »

Going to a funeral should only be for the widowed wife
Who has been married to her husband all her dreary, down-trodden life
A funeral means nothing for those else who tag along pretending their mock-sadness and always saying something wrong read more »