An Elegy On The Death Of A Loved One

Hey guys! Welcome back to Vatsala Shukla's blogs. And today I am back again with a new self composed poem of mine in which I have tried another form of poetry i.e Elegy.
In this form of poetry the poet expresess grief or sadness over a miserable incident like death in a poetic language.
So here I have described an imaginative incident where a sailor dies for sadness of the death of his dog which his mother gave to him on his birthday.
So here is the poem.
Hope you all like it 🙂

Once there lived a sailor
Who loved his pet, a dog,
He sailed along with his dog and crew
To export furniture and log.

The dog was the man's childhood friend
Which to him his mother gave,
The dog was his mother's only sign
Whom he always tried to save.

Once on a journey
His ship was caught,
In a sea storm
Which the rain had brought.

Soon the storm was over
But the ship lost its route,
The ship wandered in the unknown sea
And started lacking food.

Soon the food was over
And the crew on board was starving,
They neither could drink the sea water
Nor any food they could bring.

They didn't even have their fishing ropes
As it got lost in the storm,
At night the deck was freezing cold
As there was no dry wood to keep them warm.

Several days had passed
But all that could be seen was fog,
The crew lost its patience
And ate up the innocent dog.

When the sailor saw his dog
Being eaten up by the people,
He fell on his knees and started crying
And shot himself with a pistol.

Soon after that incident
The crew saw the land,
They were shocked to know that that was the place
From where their journey they started.

Everyone payed tribute
To the love of the dog and man,
The crew mourned and felt guilty
For their work which they had done.


So that was all about my poem.
I tried an elegy for the first time and I really hope that you would have liked it.
Please tell me in the comment section how it was.
Thank for reading my blog ❤️❤️
Bye!!👋👋

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