Writing

We Were Strangers Until Your Funeral

A Poem by Wynter Page

...about my late great-grandmother

A hat that echoes cries

A Poem by Walani Ndhlovu

Derives from the blowing of the whistle as a way of communicating a funeral in Malawian communities.

An Opposition of Wills

A Story by Sam

Two people die, one of them at the wake for the other, and thankfully none of them are Frank Wicker.

In Loving Memory

A Story by Eliza Williams

In Loving Memory I remember you

Nobody Blackmails Me!

A Poem by Randy Johnson

THIS IS A FICTIONAL POEM.

Funeral

A Poem by Let's Become Stories

9/17

"..if only.."

A Story by Skie blue.

Of a childless father

In Search of Paradise

A Story by caite17o

Is nanna really dead or has she ran away to the circus?

Measure of a Man

A Poem by Thyme13

Black coat faded from service betrays its old master (now quiet, cold and dead) Folded flags mean nothing to those they're given to, even ..

Flowers

A Chapter by Michela

The smell of flowers filled the cramped room. Disgusting. I’ll never understand why people love the scent; I can hardly stand just one. I..

Aisle 3

A Story by blueyedany72

Today just needs to hurry up and be over. Everything is just going wrong. Today should have just happened. The flowers should have been right, the c..

Mom's Eulogy

A Poem by Robert Ronnow

It's already hard enough to say anything accuratelywithout further obfuscating and camouflaging the soul.The faces in the funeral pews are impassive, ..

No cows to look at

A Poem by Robert Ronnow

No cows to look atI hear the truck trafficEverything changes like cloudsThe page this poem is on burnsComing from the funeral with friendsTalking on t..