Articles about Death Poems (0-50 of 165)

  • Love Is Life And Without Love Life Is Nothing
    By: Maddy | - Love is so mush beautiful word on this planet and has so much importance in human beings lives. You can see love not only in humans but also in birds, animals and fishes. Without love animals and people become sad and can't do their daily routine work properly. Love is not only for young lovers and couples but love is a feeling for parents, children, brothers and sister. To care for someone and to protect someone from difficulties is also a kind of love.

    There is no restriction of l ...

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  • Helpful Ways Of Dealing With Death And Grief
    By: Renee Wood, MSW | - Losing someone close to you is an emotionally traumatic event that can completely change a persons life. Many people who experience the death of someone they care about experience a whole range of emotions, from very sad to extremely upset and angry. This is all a normal part of grieving and healing, although it is difficult and often times leaves you hurting. If you are currently going through the loss of someone close to you, there are a few things you can do to help heal your wounds.

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  • Growing Up As The Youngest Bronte
    By: Sean Spurr | - Anne was born after her two more well-known siblings, Emily and Charlotte, and therefore became the youngest member in the Bronte household upon being born on 17th January 1820. When she was born her father, Patrick Bronte, was the curate of Thornton village near Bradford, where Anne was baptised on the 25th March.

    The next month the whole household moved into the Haworth Parsonage which would become famous as their lifelong residence as a result of Patrick gaining a lifetime curacy ...

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  • Do Ghosts Really Exist?
    By: cdmohatta | - Halloween is a day celebrated with great enthusiasm and zeal for years now. On this day, it is believed that the spirits come out and roam freely. In spite of being aware of that, we readily send our kids out for tricking and treating. Is it because you doubt the very existence of ghosts? Do these spirits actually exist or is their existence just a myth? Find out in this article. With Halloween coming up really soon, you might want to go through this piece before you step out into the spooky Hal ...
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  • Christian Funeral
    By: Mare Nikolic | - Planning a Christian funeral is never an easy thing to do. Saying goodbye to a loved one is difficult. People grieve in different ways. Oftentimes family tension adds to the stress during an already emotionally burdensome period.

    First, before making any plans, ask family members if your loved one left specific directions for their funeral. If so, this will greatly ease the load of making decisions and guessing what your loved one would have wanted. Be sure to find out if your love ...

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  • Coping With The Loss Of A Pet
    By: Jeffrey Weber | - Many people consider their pet to be a close friend or a member of the family. For many pet owners their pet may be the only family they have. These pet owners know the incredible pain and sense of loss when their beloved pet passes. In this article we will discuss ways to cope with those feelings.

    It is important to acknowledge your feelings. In the time your pet was with you they became an integral and significant part of your life. Our pets provide us with so many things, a sense ...

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  • Birthday Poems".a Unique Gift
    By: Lea | - This world is nothing, but a stage of a play, where we all are just actors, and our roles have already been defined by the Creator. Our very first role is of birth, where we firstly act as a newly born child, and then the roles keep changing till our death. But, the starting role we all play is common, which is of an infant. Now a days, the celebration of the birth of a child, is getting famous and famous. People of every class try to celebrate the birthday.

    There are many ways of c ...

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  • An Obituary - Where Memories Never Die"
    By: Jhon Pinto | - As we say out of sight is not out of mind because some memories never fade in our life. In our life we lose loved ones and even finds new people. But some people leave a mark on our heart which could not be erased by time.
    During ancient ages, kings used to build magnificent monuments and tombs so that their name becomes immortal in the pages of history, but common mans death wasnt recognized or bought to attention. As time passed things changed partly, famo ...

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  • How To Write A Memorial Poem
    By: imorial.com | - Sometimes it is easier to express our emotions in poetic form. Many people are cautious about a poem because they misunderstand the need for rhythm or tempo. Both these factors can come into play but are not as necessary as the poet might think.

    A poem begins when emotions are high. The ability to express those emotions with images and succinct descriptions adds power and meaning the poem. The poet should not feel a need to comply with any definite structure. More important than for ...

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  • Why Is Good Friday Important
    By: cdmohatta | - Good Friday is the Friday just before Easter Sunday. It is a day that is sacred for Catholics all over the world. But why is Good Friday so important? This is a question that must have surely clicked your mind at some point in time. In this article we will enlighten you about the significance of Good Friday.

    Jesus Christ's head was pierced with thorns, before he was made to carry his heavy cross all the way to Mount Calvery. It was this place where he was mercilessly nailed to the ...

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  • Why Is Easter Important
    By: cdmohatta | - Easter is a day that is celebrated by Catholics world-wide. It is the day when they praise and worship God for the greatest miracle of all time, the day when Jesus Christ rose from the dead.

    Jesus was brutally tortured and finally crucified. After Jesus died, all his apostles lost hope. His apostles now thought that it was all over, and that now they would never get to see him again. They hid themselves out of fear. Jesus' body was kept in a tomb that was covered by a huge stone. G ...

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  • Love Poems
    By: Lea | - Many people used to write sad poetry due to the feelings of depression, and sadness. Other people read sad poems because they feel the same. Whenever a person is sad or depressed he/she often writes sad poetry. This sadness and depression can be caused by many reasons like failure, loneliness and desire. Those people who have no or fewer friends happen to write sad poems about loneliness. Since there are many poets who have to deal with loneliness therefore you can see hundreds of sad poems.

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  • Guidance On The Best Way To Conduct A Memorial Service
    By: Amy Long | - For most of us, as we go through the every day, nitty gritty of our lives, death feels like just an abstraction. So, when it occurs around us, were likely to be caught off-guard. Being a officiant, you can't let that occur.

    How would you feel if some friend or someone close to you dies and you are asked to do the ceremony? Would you give up that responsibility, just because you're fearful about having not ever been the minister for one and don't know what to say? As a minister, i ...

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  • Christian Encouragement Poems
    By: The Coach's Coach | - The best part about Christianity is the Savior, Jesus Christ. Because no matter how you call Him, no matter what your own beliefs are, the atoning blood of the Savior is always there. So what does that all mean anyway? What that means is when you are in the lowest of low points, when you are discouraged beyond measure, when you are depressed, frustrated and in deep pain, you still have support.

    When no one loves you, when you are all alone, when the whole world is stacked against ...

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  • Encouragement Poems
    By: The Coach's Coach | - Anyone who says he doesn’t need encouragement at some time in his life is a liar. Inspiration and support fuel our human psyche. With enough contact and support, you can literally do anything. I love motivational phrases and sayings. I love encouragement poems and anything that inspires me to keep going.

    I was like most people and I’ve passed through times in my life when I felt like I couldn’t go on. I couldn’t follow through with what I had set out to ...

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  • What Are Obituaries And Eulogies?
    By: Pluto BeckBeck | - There is a slight difference between a funeral eulogy and an obituary although they are in most cases used at the same time and in some cases to mean the same thing. A funeral eulogy is a speech that lauds and often congratulates the deceased. In other words, it a memorial that is used to pay tribute to the life lived by the deceased. However, an obituary is a notice of someone's death. There are times when it usually has a short biography of the deceased. So clearly different writing formats fo ...
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  • Make A Memorial More Memorable With Markers
    By: Thomas Cole | - Remembering the Dead
    The passing away of a loved one is an unforgettable event. The impact affects everyone from close kin to mere acquaintances. Death reminds everyone that everything in this world is temporary that sooner or later, we will also pass away. For some people, death may signify the end of a life, but to others, it is a start of a new journey an event which has to be celebrated and remembered with utmost respect. Remembering the dead does not imply weakness but rather ...

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  • Funny Poems, Sms Jokes And Funny Jokes - An Analysis Of Humor
    By: mpk10 | - This article explores the many facets of humor and what makes something funny. From funny jokes, SMS jokes and funny poems to twisted wit and the distinctly odd. The trait of humor is uniquely human. We are the only creature that laughs. Apart from kookaburras. (This is really funny if you are Australian. If you are not that lucky, Google it and have a laugh on me.)

    Humor ranges from simple, physical humor, like a pie in the face, which is only funny if you are not the one wearing t ...

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  • Dealing With Death And Coping With Bereavement
    By: Steve Phillips | - When we lose someone close to us it will change who we are. This change can be difficult to accept, particularly if you were accustomed to defining yourself by your relationship to the deceased. You are no long 'Jane's husband' but you are still here. What will you become? This is for you to discover over the coming weeks, months and years by exploring who you were and how you have changed.

    Accept the change has taken place

    At some point after your bereavement your head ...

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  • Ease Their Grief With Your Gift
    By: Jayesh khandor | - During this hard course of life people seek sympathy. You can offer them sympathy though your words or sometimes though written poetrys, speeches, etc as a gift. This will not only help them to overcome their emotional turmoil but also will be with them for a longer period of time.

    Words will be forgotten but gifts will be remembered-

    During the grieving time you can console them with your words. Being physically there with them helps them a lot. But you cant be t ...

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  • Poems And How They Can Help You Expose Your Sentiments After The Death Of A Loved One
    By: Carla Simpson | - The demise of a close person is always a challenge. You spent months, years, and decades chatting and spending time together. When that time arrives, tears are shed freely and it becomes so difficult.

    However, life must continue. It does not matter how hard you try, life must still go on. It is impossible to pause; we cannot stop or slow down. It just goes on and on.

    It is true that poetry cannot bring any miracles, but it does help. Whether it is written or just read, the ...

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  • Sigiriya "" The Palatial Wonder On A Soaring Rocky Outcrop
    By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | - Sri Lanka is like a treasure island for historians and history buffs, for this little isle beside the great India is teeming with historical and heritage sites. Step into this country and awed by its sky high stupas, ocean size man made tanks, intricate waterways and mesmerizing paintings and stone carvings among myriads of other things.

    Some of the major cities in Sri Lanka like Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, Kandy, Sigiriya and Dambulla nestle remarkable ruins belonging to ancient kin ...

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  • Deconstructing Moody Poems: The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock And Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good
    By: Paul Thomson | - Dylan Thomas and T.S. Eliot are probably the two moodiest poets we're forced to read during high school. The real shame of the impression this leaves is that, when read correctly, they're actually full of the life-affirming stuff that makes good poetry so endlessly readable. To prove a point, let's take a look at two of their most morose works.

    Dylan Thomas's "Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night" is a villanelle (see also: ridiculously controlled poem) that urges us to resist mortality, ...

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  • Planning A Funeral After An Unexpected Death - Part One
    By: Christopher Davis | - There is no easy way to plan the funeral of a loved one after an accident. You are likely feeling emotionally drained, physically exhausted, and over-stressed as you approach the memorial plans. When the death of a loved one is anticipated because of illness or old age, funeral plans have often been made or discussed beforehand and the family members may have had time to prepare themselves for the loss. If preparations like these have already taken place or if you have some idea of how your love ...
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  • Alliteration In The Hands Of Master Writers
    By: marciano guerrero | -

    Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
    Tongue-twister

    When writers combine stressed syllables that begin with the same consonant sound, they can achieve not only euphonious sounds, but also mark certain beats and cadence within the narrative's rhythm. For example:

    Noise, nausea, and loneliness-but that's nothing really new.

    The 'n' consonant adds a very distinctive rhythm to the text, adding a halting cadence to the grim, negat ...

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  • Teen Suicide Statistics - An Epidemic Of Self Inflicted Death Among Canadian Youth
    By: Beverly OMalley | - The Canadian teen suicide statistics are alarming. Between 1952 and 1992 the national suicide rate increased by 78%. but by comparison the teen suicide rate for the same period increased more than 600%. If any disease or bacteria was causing such an alarming rise in the number of deaths it would surely be considered an epidemic.

    Females account for 75% of attempted suicides, usually by drug overdose. But males are actually six times more likely to be successful and choose more vi ...

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  • Madness, Futility, And Death: A Shakespearean Take On Poe's The Raven"'
    By: Paul Thomson | - Edgar Allan Poes The Raven is one of the most easily recognizable poems in the world, ranking it right up there with Beans, Beans, the Musical Fruit. Written from a first-person perspective, the poem chronicles its narrators rapid descent into madness, paranoia, and the macabre after a strange encounter with a ghoulish raven. His brooding melancholy at the beginning of the narrative has been set off by the loss of a beloved Lenore, whom we are left to presume ...
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  • All You Need To Know About Love Poems
    By: Chad DeBolt | - Love is splendid. Love is exciting and love is what we all crave. If you have ever truly been in love, you know the feeling. Love has been described as being the most wonderful feeling a human being can experience. Love transcends everything. Love is what we yearn for and chase all of our lives. Sometimes love is elusive, keeping us searching relentlessly to rediscover love or to experience it for the first time.

    Love poems have been around since the beginning of time. Love poems ...

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  • A Rose For Emily: Memorializing The Anniversary Of William Faulkner's Death
    By: Paul Thomson | - July 6, 2009 marks the forty-seventh anniversary of William Faulkners death. Although the date of someones demise isnt the kind of thing we typically celebrate (what, no piatas?), we must remember that Faulkners writing relied heavily on themes of death and decay, and that he would never have us flinch in the face of his or anyone elses mortality.

    What Faulkner would have us flinch in the face of, apparently, was his writing, which teems with ...

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  • Great Aspects Of Poems About Lost Love
    By: Chad DeBolt | - Everyone has felt it at one time of their life, the loss of a love whether it be a family member friend or a relationship that parted ways leaving a broken heart behind to pick up the pieces and start over again. By writing, reading or sharing poems about lost love can be a great way to start the healing process. Sometimes, after losing someone we care so much about, writing poems might be the only thing we can deem to muster.

    Writing poems can be a great way for a person to h ...

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  • Important Points Of Funeral Etiquette
    By: Anna Williams | - Its important to observe proper funeral etiquette during times of bereavement. A death of a friend or a family member can bring out the best and the worst in people. And while you might mean well, some things should be left unsaid when visiting a funeral or the home of those in mourning.

    Visitors should refrain from saying things that might offend the family of the deceased. Saying that "it was time for him to go," "he lived long enough," "it could have been worse," and things ...

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  • Important Information On Bereavement Flights
    By: Anna Williams | - Some airlines offer bereavement flights for people who needs to see a terminally ill relative or to go to a funeral. These flights are available for the immediate family of the deceased or terminally ill.

    They are usually discounted from the published seat rates of the airline, and have flexible booking rules.

    Although they might sound like a good deal, some bereavement fares are actually higher than the airlines promotional fares. When you are shopping for a b ...

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  • Loved Ones And Creative Obituaries
    By: Ben Nystrom | - Creative obituaries are a new spin on an old tradition. In the 1500s when the printing press became more popular and widely used, obituaries began as short death notices and usually contained only the deceased's name, date of birth, death date, and cause of death. In the 1800s, longer, more elaborate obituaries began to show up in the London paper, The Times". These new obituaries included short poems, scriptural passage, and biographies. In the 1900s, photographs and other images were added to ...
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  • Memorial Tributes: Using Poetry In A Service
    By: Richard McNeal | - Planning a funeral service is no easy task, as people are weary and uncertain during such an emotional time. Finding ways in which to express thoughts and feelings is difficult when there are no perfect words to say. A funeral poem is a useful aid, as its words are specifically intended to help mourn and honor a loved one. Appropriate at a funeral, memorial, graveside service, or wake, memorial poetry speaks to the heart.



    In the Eulogy

    Memorial poet ...

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  • Loud And Clear: Secrets To Reading Poetry In Public
    By: Gwyneth Box | - If you get the chance to read your poetry in public, you'll probably be nervous - it's said that speaking in public is the number one fear in our society, more common even than the fear of death. But that's no reason to join the ranks of the inaudible, uninspiring and inexpressive. These simple guidelines can help your reading stand out from the crowd.

    * What to read

    First you must choose the poem(s) you're going to read. Try and find something that can be understoo ...

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  • Everything You Need To Know About Funeral Costs
    By: Chad Wiley | - During a loss in a family, the funeral arrangements can be a touchy and lengthy process. It takes a lot of pre planning and emotion. It can be a bit stressful if having to do alone, having family around to help you through this process would be the best key in making sure the arrangements get done.

    There are many steps in making sure you acquire a memorable funeral. The first thing you need to do, in situations where you know you will be planning a funeral is pre plan. Being able ...

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  • Choosing The Right Poem For Your Mother's Funeral
    By: Chad Wiley | - Losing a loved one whom you are very close with, such as a parent can lead to a lot of grief and pain. The emotional weight that bears down upon you is one that may seem overwhelming. For anyone who has had to suffer the loss of their parent, for example their mother, it is hard to convey those feelings. Reading a poem out loud at your mother's funeral can be difficult and very personal. It is for that particular reason you want to be able to find the perfect poem which suits the very essence of ...
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  • In Loving Memory - Poems For Bereavement And Funerals
    By: Anna Williams | - The loss of a loved one is probably the hardest experience that many of us ever go through. It can be a very painful time, and can even be very hard to think.

    If you have recently experienced such a loss, its understandable that you might be looking for the right poem to express how you feel about the person you recently lost. It is also understandable that you might yourself be far too mired down in your own grief to think clearly what to say or do.

    There are a f ...

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  • Short Funny Rhyming Poems In Online Social Utility
    By: Shellaine Enfesta | - There are so many rhyming poems that you can create to get your classmates, friends, coworkers and people around you. Short funny rhyming poems would definitely make everyone in a jovial mood. Thus online social utility networking site would be a perfect platform to show off your short funny rhyming poems. An online social utility is where you can connect and communicate with your groups, associations and communities. With the advancement and accessibility of these networking sites, it is an exc ...
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  • Eulogy Writing: The Origins Of Funeral Eulogy Poems
    By: Ben Anton | - People almost exclusively associate a funeral eulogy or elegy with the passing of a friend or loved one. While it is true that the modern versions are indeed most often used to lament someone's death, the two distinct literary styles have a long and surprising history.

    A Eulogy is used to describe nearly any speech or writing that pays tribute to a person or people that have recently passed away. The word is derived from the two Greek words for "you" and "word. Eulogies can als ...

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  • Healing Through Poetry: Using Words To Cope With Loss
    By: Ben Anton | - Death is not an easy subject for anyone to discuss or cope with. Often your emotions are so stirred up that it can be very difficult to come up with words of condolence for those that need them. Sometime you find yourself not saying anything at all and that can be even worse than saying the wrong thing. Poems can be the perfect way to get across what you want to say. Memorial service poems can actually put everyone more at ease during a funeral or memorial service.

    Grieving fa ...

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  • Blue Roses
    By: Anna Vera Williams | - Long before Autumn,
    Long before June,
    I sent you blue roses
    Beneath a white moon.

    Almost six years ago,
    Under the sky,
    I watched the stars
    And I swallowed a sigh.

    You spoke of sunshine
    And laughter and life ...
    I remained red-eyed,
    Saddened with strife.

    The wind of your woes was
    As much as I heard.
    I sent you two roses
    And whispered a word.

    My life lived ...

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  • Memorial Poems: Helpful Words For Eulogies And Funeral Services
    By: Ben Anton | - The loss of a loved one is the hardest thing that you will ever have to go through in your life, and you might find that at many times you feel hopeless. There are lights at the end of every darkness in life and the death of a loved one is no exception. There are many ways to deal with the death of a loved one, and there are many things that you can do to help yourself or to help someone else who is dealing with death. The use of bereavement poems can greatly help someone, or yourself, cope with ...
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  • Online Memorials: Remembering A Love One In Their Own Way
    By: Ben Anton | - Grieving a lost loved one is never easy. One of the best therapies for this grief is to honor their life and give them a memorial service. Most people dont think beyond the traditional memorial service. There are many alternative, or untraditional, memorial service options. These can range from simple memorial poems to elaborate funeral memorials. When searching for the perfect memorial for a loved one dont forget some of these other options.

    Some people opt for the tra ...

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  • Some Short Eulogy Poems For A Funeral Or Memorial Service
    By: Kathy Steinemann | - Recently, a dear relative passed away. I tried to find a suitable eulogy poem on the Internet. However, a lot of the poetry was too long, outdated, or oozing with expressive language that didn't feel natural. Fortunately, with the memorial service taking place a few weeks after the passing of my loved one, I had some time to write my own poetry.

    Usually, however, a funeral is arranged within a few days of death. Filled with grief, we are not at our most creative. If you are search ...

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  • 2 Eulogy Poems For A Christian Funeral Or Memorial Service
    By: Kathy Steinemann | - A couple of recent deaths in the family found me searching the Internet trying to locate a suitable eulogy or funeral poem. What I found was often very inspiring and brought tears to my eyes.

    However, many of the poems were quite long, and filled with flowery, unnatural language. Some of the pieces I found were written decades ago, and contained words or expressions no longer used in modern English. Most of the poetry didn't have quite the sentiment I was trying to find.
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  • Found Objects
    By: Kerry Wood | - My wife and I met John and Rita about 30 years ago. John and I discovered that we both had been born on April 24, 1938. Friendship developed. We played bridge and tennis together and became the nucleus of a biking group that, I am ashamed to say, I tagged with the name The Awesomes: an acronym for Ageless Wonders Enjoying Sunshine, the Outdoors, Merriment, and Exercise.

    John was an indefatigable biker. (Indefatigable? I had to use that because if I said "tireless" it would sou ...

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  • Who Wrote The Best Love Poem?
    By: Art Hill | - Who Wrote the Best Love Poem?

    Love poems have long been a way for men and women to express their feelings for one another in a unique and romantic way. They range from structured, formal works such as those by William Shakespeare to free verse works by modern greats such as e.e. cummings. But of all the love poems ever written, who wrote the best love poem ever?

    Of course this question may have a different answer depending on who you ask. But for the sake of argumen ...

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