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Poetry: Dying

• 1 of 70

  by Mitchell Fitzgerald

  Finisher

  I lie, curled into a trembling ball,

  Clutching my twisting mind,

  Hanging by a thread.

  I plunge into mental

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• 2 of 70

  by Kevin Southard

  My Little Man

  Christmas time comes once a year
  Each one bringing up my biggest fear
  My fear that this will be your last
  Then

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• 3 of 70

  by Colin Ward

  Freshly turned, crumbling sod,
  now marks this solemn spot.
  Sodden soil, an open wound,
  that only time, can soothe.

  Muddy footprints,

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• 4 of 70

  by Nancy Browne

  Living In Poetry

  I remember most
  Your aimless smile
  How you listened intently
  At the odds and ends
  Of my written words
  You said

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• 5 of 70

  by Olivia Issacs

  Dying is a fact of life

  Like a book filled with chapters

  You think will never end

  Then the day will come

  When death will

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Poetry: Dying