Graveside

Graveside

A Poem by The Everfree Poet
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Five stood ‘round one graveside

Tears in their eyes

“Kindness may pass

but never truly dies”

Four sat ‘round one graveside

Near another old plot

“Keep Ponyville laughing

That’s what she would want”

Three knelt ‘round one graveside

Their sextet now halved

“Death took the one thing

She’d have taken back”

Two lay ‘round one graveside

Near four aging stones

“A hard truth to swallow;

she found her way home”

One cried at the graveside

of five dear old friends

“such morbid irony

by life’s cruel pen”

Naught stirred at the graveside

save life incarnate

words left unspoken

dripped upon granite

© 2015 The Everfree Poet


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A good one...Thank you for sharing...:)

Posted 10 Years Ago


The Everfree Poet

10 Years Ago

Thanks for reading :)
Sami Khalil

10 Years Ago

My pleasure...:)

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Added on May 16, 2013
Last Updated on May 10, 2015
Tags: death, sadness, life, grave, loss

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Twenty-six letters and millions of words all put together hoping, in turn, to disturb and awaken bring joy and cast doubt carve rivers of tears through emotional drought. This poem can’t.. more..

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