Poems on the topic: death

Poems on the topic “death” on Poets.by.

ContemplativeDave Bonta

Present tense

where the present goes backward instead of forward I saw her dressing herself to dress the dead this kept body treated all in paint with art with odd love
SadDave Bonta

In Memoriam

such a noble sacrifice the forest made in its battle with the saw it deserves no less than a full plantation of stumps erasers white with chalk erected in loving forgetfulness of the blackboard a stone tossed into still water always lands in the center of a target of spreading years how well we know them then these unknown dead
SadDave Bonta

Last rites

my breath rattled the pigeons went quiet doors come to be great friends with the dead I eat my afterself and depart into story the coroner will be called to examine my joy
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Corpse meditation

dancing on my own grave a foolish and simple act I have met this body in unmeeting it a mission to a thing that can do nothing for all its great noise
AnxiousDave Bonta

Consumers

thinking to alter our minds we eat the whole war and cook the dead our creature aching to go home
AnxiousDave Bonta

Comestibles

death and I ate the hours with full satisfaction at a little place ate a six-discourse dinner at home ate sad news ate a body ate a heart a thin piece of me likely to contract
SadDave Bonta

Decomposure

one evening dangerous in memory I died my hands understand me or some melancholy any thing
ContemplativeDave Bonta

Memento mori

dinner on the boil it is a miracle to me how like a changeling beyond all imitation of a face I am old today
AnxiousDave Bonta

The Hanged Man

who takes an hour to make despair an enemy and their doubtful body trust in another if he should suddenly die there is nothing but what is undercover now is life therefore a letter from myself which to answer I will be accountable for among other things I wish on the cards
SadDave Bonta

Good grief

mourning comes with all the small doors that nobody might pass a sad house am I death should erupt not return us to nothing is this the best way not knowing
CheerfulDave Bonta

Making room

holiday eating in the midst of the dead a finger down his throat brought him to life again
AnxiousDave Bonta

Adversarial

who died this morning who broke who was unready I walked up and down above and below the questions answered me how lewdly they talk and how poor a pit is the belly

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