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Missing You Death Poems

These Missing You Death poems are examples of poetry about Missing You Death. These are the best examples of Death Missing You poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Why Is Child Heartbroken
"The pen must go where the pen wants to go. Today it went down Heartbroken Lane." By Poet

The day came in with a great start
but...

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Categories: death, child, friend, love, mom,



Missing You
In gratitude for mercy, I softly tread,
For all that we cherished, the words left unsaid.
Comforted by knowing you held me so dear,
Our laughter still echoes,...

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Categories: bereavement, death, emotions, family,

Premium Member Winter's Wish
I reached a hand 
Into the snow
The chilly ice
Once vibrant glow 

It's Winter's wish
A painful spree
The absent warmth 
Of no degree

Although I try
To stay alive...

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© Sam Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: death, winter,

Premium Member I miss you so much
Close friends don't know the pain I feel
My broken heart can never heal
Your sudden death was long ago
The pain I feel, close friends don't know

I...

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Categories: death, loneliness, missing you,

Carry you
I carry you with me 
Everywhere that I go.

In my eyes,
In my smile,
In the way I walk,
How I talk, 
Even how I act and dress.

I...

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Categories: death, grief, loss, love,



Sentimental Mood
Ellington is sitting and tinkling the black and white keys
Coltrane standing and blowing like an autumn breeze

Mood__

Nostalgic, misty-eyed, and feelings of tenderness 
Her sweet perfume...

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Categories: death of a friend,

Missing
I'm lost
Without your hand
To hold

The walk
To school of life
Less bold

You vanished
In a Puff.
So quickly

My heart
So sad
My tummy sickly

No stop 
No hug
The speeding car

Whisked you
Away
No au...

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Categories: death, 10th grade, 11th grade,

I Am From pt2
I am from sitting in the front row church pew I never wanted to be in twice.
The genuine smiles in the photos on the memory...

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Categories: death, funeral, grandmother, grandparents,

Premium Member The Grief I Feel is of Another Kind
The grief I feel is of another kind
Sweeter than holy water
A deeper breath than moorland air to find
The black of midnight, not—
Of monstrous seas, but—
Of...

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Categories: death of a friend,

CHILDREN OF WAR
The night came with horrors
Children of Palestine, those whose youth came to an end at bomb blast.
Names forgotten on a trigger of a gun,
WHOSE sons...

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Categories: children, death, funeral,

Raak jy aan my - English translation included
Raak jy aan my

Die more son is ‘n kus op my wang
So sag soos ‘n veer, raak jy aan my
met die son en maak my...

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Categories: death, emotions, loss, love,

Keep Moving

This is a season for peace but
not where the war rages,
not as our country men die,
not as the grill burns human
flesh and the sky rains...

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Categories: betrayal, children, conflict, death,

Cemetery Holds The Living
hairline chasm threads
cobweb white through obsidian—
wrapped around carved names
once warm on living tongues.

those who lived visit 
with heads down,
pretending it’s superstition—
not guilt.
   ...

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Categories: death, death of a

Premium Member Death Entwined in Living Vines
Something dreadful is reflected in this scene
Could be she's seen death in a horrid dream, or
perhaps a relapse of an affliction or addiction
has left her...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: betrayal, dark, death,

Lost
There’s a missing piece.
A hollow inside of me. 
Where there was once warmth. 
It’s empty. 
I don’t know who I am,
What I’m supposed to do,
Or...

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Categories: bereavement, death, emotions, grief,


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