Death - Poetry
man or woman. For those who believe in eternal life for all humanity ... Death be not proud! A defiant message directed at death itself (a verse from a poem by John Donne). Includes a place to include the name of sender
man or woman. Death is a moment... (borrowed from Steve Irons @steveirons)
woman. Your youth is spent, and yet you are not old... A message from a mother for her young child who has died before his/her time (adapted from some bits borrowed from a poem by Chidiock Tichborne). Includes a place to include name of sender
man. He is now everywhere... A revelation brought about by the end of a wonderful life (a poem by Lesbia Harford). Includes a place to include his name (twice in fact) and the name of sender
man or woman. Let it be so... (a verse from one of Kathleen Raine's poems that looks into the mind of the dying and sees a joy to go). Includes a place to include name of sender.
man or woman. Adieu, Adieu... A statement of goodbye expressing sorrow and wonder (a part of a poem by John Keats). Includes a place to include name of sender
man or woman. Our hearts rejoice... A verse from a poem by Lesbia Harford. Includes a place to include the name of sender
man or woman. Love you for ever ... (adapted from a verse from a poem by Browning in which he reviews the life of his loved one as the seasons in one year). Includes a place to include name of sender.
man or woman. Revisiting scenes of past delight... (a verse from one of Thomas Moore's poems that sees me flying to a meeting with your spirit). Includes a place to include name of sender.
man or woman. I was able to bury the coffin of your memories in the grave... (an extract from a poem/song by Mohsen Soltany). Includes a place to include name of sender.
