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Tag Archives: Funeral poem
“At the Gate” by Henrik Nordbrandt
The sudden death of a loved one makes the poet reflect
Dying takes place in so many different ways. Some people, for instance, die slowly as the result of a terminal illness or a condition like heart disease. Others die swiftly, victims of an accident or a fast-acting illness. It is … Continue reading →
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Tagged Denmark, final words, Funeral poem, gates, Henrik Nordbrandt, Mediterranean, poem about grief, Poetry, travel metaphors
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“My Dad’s Hands” by David Ketter
A man remembers something special about his father
On June 18 of this year, the third Sunday of the month, the United States celebrated Father’s Day. Father’s Day was first observed throughout Catholic Europe on March 19 during the Middle Ages. As time passed, people began to celebrate … Continue reading →
“The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe
A bird that speaks only one word shreds a man's soul
Edgar Allan Poe published “The Raven” to mixed reviews in January of 1845. He was paid only a modest fee for his work, which did not become famous until well after his death five years later. The cause of Poe’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged Edgar Allan Poe, Funeral poem, Grief, Grief Loss and Bereavement, nevermore, Poems about Death, Poems about Grief, Poetry about loss, Sorrow, Soul, The Raven
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“Love Dogs” by Mewlana Jalaluddin Rumi
Poem describes the how grief is the remedy, not the enemy, of a broken heart
Thirteenth century Persian poet Mewlana Jalaluddin Rumi is widely known for his poems of ecstasy, devotion and praise for the great mystery of the human experience. His poem “Love Dogs” speaks of a cry of longing from both the perspective of … Continue reading →
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Tagged "Love Dogs", Beautiful Funeral Poems, Funeral poem, Graceful Mournings, Grief, Mewlana Jalaluddin Rumi, Mourning, mourning a loved one, Poetry, Rumi
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“Gone From My Sight” by Henry Jackson Van Dyke
Perfect funeral poem explores the meaning of loss and memory
The poem “Gone From My Sight” by Henry Van Dyke, a mid-19th century American poet, is an evocative and deceptively simple narrative about watching a ship sail out of a harbor into the vast, open sea. The poem opens: I … Continue reading →
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Tagged American literature, American poetry, Ancestor, Author, Death, Funeral poem, Henry van Dyke, Loss, Memory
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