Homesickness Poems - Poems about Homesickness

I experience homesickness When I am away, It hurts when I Have to go But I know that Home will never leave And I will always Be able to return With open arms I feel terrible, After being apart For a long while And I just want To run to home again And never have To leave anymore I want to stay And be at home, Comfortable and nice In perfect leisure But life pulls...

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Homesickness has me Ogling old photographs, Missing all that reminds me of home. Echoes of a time long ago Still, rings silently in my heart, and I long to return to my roots and Come home to my family; Kick back and reclaim my youth. Nowhere else feel like home; Everything in the city is, Self-serving, corrupted, or Sexually orientated; God, I miss home! ANY NEW ACROSTIC...

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Full of speechless sorrow, My heart fluttered with a vague terror, And pounded in my throat, My hurrying thoughts clamored for utterance and fell. I ran far away, Trying to escape the torture of failed dreams and aspirations, Faster, I huddled through the narrow road with blistered foot. Forgetting many secrets you can never know, My soul was wrung with a sudden wild...

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Homesickness is truly an awful feeling It’s an emptiness that needs to be filled It’s a sadness felt deep within one’s soul It’s a loneliness incomparable to any other It’s a yearning for the yesteryears of one’s life It’s a longing to be near missed loved ones It’s an emotion we all experience from time to time Homesickness is like being lost within yourself...

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The pull is universal. During Christmas season, Everyone thinks towards home. No matter the religion or philosophy, The homesickness of Christmas is real. Even forces of nature succumb to that pull. Lesser duration of sunshine on Christmas, Even more or less intense As it seeks the way Home among the stars. The moon comes closer home To earth, rending full light for gift. Water vapours come...

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Vania Konstantinova was born, lives and works in Sofia. She graduated Classical Ballet in her native town and in Petersburg as well as Polish Philology in Sofia University and Jagiellonian University, Krakow. She's co-author of the poetic book Four Cycles (along with Bozhidar Pangelov). Her collection of short stories Thank You Mister One is published in autumn of 2008. http://www.public-republic.com/vania-konstantinova With...

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