Epitaphs for Free
by Nicholas Gordon

Epitaphs, poems about death, poetry about death, free for any personal or non-commercial purpose. All poems: copyright by Nicholas Gordon.

Music: Lament for the Death of Owen Roe O'Neill. By Turlough O'Carolan. Sequenced by Barry Taylor

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All of You Must Know How Much I Loved You Be Patient With Life Clarity Is Something That I Savored Could I But Give You Comfort in My Death Death Came to Me While I Was at a Meeting Do Believe I'll Never Leave You Do Believe I'll Never Leave You (2) Even So, We Did What We Believed In Ever I Loved You, Though I Could Not Have You For Us There Is No Death Greatness Is Effect Far More than Cause Joy Is Not a Treasure You Can Lose Just as Love in Life Can Lessen Pain Let Others Speak of Hell -- I Speak of Courage Make My Death a Canticle for Peace Make of Me Whatever You Desire Maybe I Was Skittish Among Strangers  Mostly, I Would Like to Be Remembered My Face Is an Icon, My Life a Scrim My God Was the Future Romeo and Juliet Sinners All, We Ask for Your Forgiveness So Few Realize What Life Is About There Was No Love More Genuine than Mine Understand Death Has No Use for Time Undo Me, My Garments Are In Pain Unlike Some, to Me Death Was a Gift Please direct all email correspondence to the webmaster at poemsforfree.com. Please direct all correspondence by mail to Nicholas Gordon, P.O. Box 3043, Fort Lee, NJ 07024.

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