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Two Poems from our Funerals Poetry Collection

 
 
FORGET ME NOT
   
Author: Courtney Sheehan
   
Poem:
FORGET ME NOT
   
  Across the way is a forest of stone
Beneath it is many a dry dead bone
Epitaphs scrawled on eroded graves
Are as forsaken as cold empty caves
A howling voice carried on the north wind
Scuttles lonely over the deceased sinned
Stone borrows fading light of westering sun
Which tints it blood red till night is finally won
All day's heat seeps from the stone's pores
As twilight ends and evening star soars
Bright and piercing in the quickly settling dark
As forgotten stories evanesce with the song of the lark
Dimming light contorts stones into menacing shapes
Of formidable ghostly foes enshrouded in capes
But all they wanted was their stories to be heard
In a world that forgot them with funeral speaker's last word.
   
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AT THE FUNERAL
   
Author: Kayla Branstetter
   
Poem: AT THE FUNERAL
   

I am standing up.
Picking out a rose,
A rose to put on your pale blue casket.
I place it gently,
I start to cry.
I look at your coffin one last time.
I know it is the last time I will see you.
I fall on my knees,
The ground is cold and moist.
I don't know anymore,
It seems like everyone is dying.
I will miss you,
I always will.
I am still your little granddaughter,
Just all grown up.
 
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