 These poems cover a wide range of emotions, from grief to regret to love and joy. In many instances, the only thing they have in common is that each is about the loss of someone loved to the grim specter of Death. Death is a part of Life. No one escapes its clutches, and no one long escape the harsh reality of dealing with the loss of someone dear. These poems are about the process of coping.
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| Poems about Death continued | Author |
To My Grandmother |
DuAnn Wall |
| With life comes death - When it takes our beloved grandparents, the feeling of loss is overpowering... | |
| Dying Inside |
Natalee Fox |
| When we lose a dear friend, our familiar world seems to become a different place - one without joy or happiness. Finding an inner peace takes time. | |
| I Regret |
Dreamcatcher |
| Death has hit all of us in one way or another - either the death of a friend or family member. This poem was written soon after the poet's loss of a beloved parent. | |
| Saying Goodbye | Pauline Hamblin |
| We all want to visualize our parents as young and vibrant, but they do become older and more frail. It's important then to return to them, those sacrifices they made for us earlier in life. | |
| That Other Land | Anne |
| This poem was written to a friend lost in an alcohol-related automobile accident - perhaps the most senseless of all deaths. | |
| Turn To Me And Smile | Alison Rotmark |
| This poet writes a tribute to her late father and expresses her deep and unconditional love for him. | |
| Deena | Dnh_1998 |
| When a life is lost at an early age, we always look for some "sense" to that loss. In reality, we should look at the gift of love that young person shared with us. | |
| Too Fast | Dnh_1998 |
| When a friend dies at a very young age, the loss feels senseless and overwhelming. | |
| Little One | Annemarie |
| The loss of an unborn child hurts. But what was once a part of us, can never be completely lost. | |
| What Can Be Said About Loss | Rosemary J. Gwaltney |
| Talented poets often know the right questions to ask. But perhaps no one, not even the poets, have yet to find the right answers. | |
I Want You To Know |
Angela |
| The end of Life may be just the beginning… | |
| Letting Go | Katie Stanton |
| To help us let go of those we loved, we have to believe… | |
| Life | Jeremy Rogers |
| Death inevitably makes us think about Life. The beauty of life. And the inevitable pain. | |
| Gazing Upon Pyramids | Roe Laophermsook |
| When the young die, it's inevitable those left behind will look for reasons, for answers. | |
| Our Sarah | Joseph Woodard |
| A talented grandmother remembers a child that died too young… | |
| We All Know | Keri Olson |
| Sometimes, we don't know how much we love a person until the person we love dies. | |
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