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Two Poems from our Funerals Poetry Collection

 
 
MOMENT OF FADING
   
Author: Dianna Dela rosa
   
Poem:
MOMENT OF FADING
   
  Maple leaves are falling,
hitting the gray ground.

Autumn is fleeting…
but no one ever noticed.

The sky turned dark…
A street with no people,
silent prevails.

The creek pacifies itself,
The dull front porch is watching.

A face without a figure,
A body without power…
Every rock of the chair creeks,

The air is so still,
Tears touches the ground,
Tired eyes… Tired heart.

A sound of a voice,
Catching every word that utters.
Talking with nobody.

Confused?
Regretful?
Empty?

Husky breathing comes to an end,
Eyes were shut…

Maple leaves are falling,
hitting the gray ground.

Autumn is fleeting…
but no one ever noticed.

The sky turned dark…
A street with no people,
silent prevails.

The creek pacify itself,
The dull front porch is watching.
   
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THE FATHER I NEVER REALLY HAD
   
Author: Nicole Spencer
   
Poem: THE FATHER I NEVER REALLY HAD
   

They told me you were sick, and they told me you were sad.
But the only thing I really understood is that you were my Dad.

One day you were gone, but I couldn’t let go.
Why you took your own life, I just had to know.

Didn’t you love us? Didn’t you care?
You were our father, you were supposed to always be there.

Me and my brothers, weren’t we enough?
To make you a man, to make you want to be tough?

God didn’t call you, but still you ran.
Looking for an escape, searching for his hand.

You left us behind, you took your own life.
Never considering your children and your wife.

Our lives went on they went on it's true,
Our lives went on, they went on without you.

You missed the good times. You missed the bad.
And today I find it hard to miss the father that I never really had.
 
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