Loved And Lost Poems - Poems about Loved And Lost

We’ve all lost or will lose someone we love…a family member, a friend and we all know when that person dies…our love for them will never end. We’re lucky our creators and Mother Nature have chosen to be kind… as they remind us every day of their memories and the love they left behind. Because our memories never sleep…because...

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I can hear your laughter While he listens at One of his friend's corny jokes I can see his smile While he gazes at his wife With pure love A worldly man he was While he gives advice to His kids about the do's and don'ts Suddenly, something snatches His life away, leaving a trail Of hurt and pain...

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When I open your book of life, ...

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It was a long time ago, but her face is still etched in my mind since the day she came to live with us, my aunt, a young widow. Her real name she only knew, for everybody called her Rosy, because she had pink cheeks, flushing like the petals of rose. I was instantly attracted by her...

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I found a treasure chest I thought I'd tossed, filled with memories of my childhood days and precious keepsakes I had loved and lost, tea party guests, who were with me, always. Filled with memories of my childhood days, there were two brown bears that I'd befriended, tea party guests, who were with me, always. How often their seams had to be...

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She who hides in her branches in the black and white movie. The black and white movie wherein no one talks. No one talks where the hands are constantly expressing in motion. In motion there is always the stillness in the background. In the background, I keep you with me. The me who speaks does not know who she is. Who...

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Have you no tongue? So faint of heart? Go tell her there's no other so wonderful, and that apart, so very like her mother! Declare your hand, say it out loud and never mind the lingo. Why hide your ardor in a cloud? She'll be yours, by jingo! "Ich liebe dich!," "O, je t'adore!" "ik...

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I think of you, too often now. Every part of you and me lives on vividly in my mind. I loved you even from that first time we met and every day thereafter. You cannot know or perceive the depths of what I felt and feel for you. Are we so very different that you just can't understand? Hear my...

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I did love and lose Or did love lose again? Couldn't keep my main The one my heart ordained Promises through happiness and pain First sight of trouble and she bailed Now i feel like a lost cause To the one that completes me Couldn't keep the part that made me whole Loneliness taking its toll Disappointment cant hide its show Solitude is my attitude Cause...

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To love Is to remember The touch of your hand Your voice When you called me cariad My mouth remembers your kiss The feel of your lips Sensual touch of your tongue on mine The closeness this brings To love Is to want to be with Man woman or child To love them to want them near To take in their being When you love It tugs at your heart Making...

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“It is better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all” For the gift of love is our human call, Miles can’t hold you from what you desire, Deep in your soul love rages like fire, Borders can’t stop the beat in your chest, For love has first place above all of the rest, Love heals the...

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12-23-10 @11:06am to have loved and lost is an unbearable pain relieved only when one finds love again not the kind of love gotten from a friend or a pet but the real true sort is what it takes to get out of the funk brought by on this hurt and pick one’s feelings up out of the dirt one must be...

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To have loved and lost, My darling dear frost, I feel the same when you are near Jack Frost, To have loved and lost. When you are away, I am at bay, Lonely and astray, It is hard to get away, To have loved and betray. To love and to lose, I ask thee fool, My spirited soul I so bruise, For where are the fools. To have...

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How I recall empathic tastes Of winter frost, And the bite of winds that railed against The trees, Dispersed with such unease The deafening cries of those Who loved and lost. Mimicking in their jackboot stance Upon the shore, In the veil of mist, a carpet rolling in The dawn, The kettle whistle so forlorn, The silenced tongues of those Who loved no more....

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I love you more than I do myself, here with troubled ...

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