Poems About: FUNERAL

Drive these nails through my eyes
Hide them from your wicked lies
Barbed wire bracelets around my wrists
What could ever be better than this? read more »

As the butterfly imagines
the world is moving fast
historical events are happening
no one knows when they will last read more »

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

dark
gloomy read more »

I watched intently
As three clowns wept
In an old cafe read more »

a tear

a secret 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 »

Leaves falling down in the crumbling season
Someone's got to put the story to an end
Light turns off, dark burns up
The river stream down below from the top 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 »

First:
The confusion.
The hurt.
The sadness. read more »

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

(Sing, o, Goddess…)

Isn’t it that you are full of rage against your own Hand when she writes this poem?
A thought leads you to Maria Antoinette’s guillotine … read more »