Husband Miss You Poems | Examples

These Husband Miss You poems are examples of Miss You poems about Husband. These are the best examples of Miss You Husband poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberI miss you

I miss you
I MISS YOU (how to let go?)

Why can't I be with you?
Every day like the sunshine. 
They say time heals all wounds,
But my Heart is
                          for all eternity to yours
                                                          Bound.
I have to comprehend,
I can't see you..  

It sounds like a joke,
But to miss you this much,
It really breaks my heart!

For Pierre.


Premium MemberCome Home To Me

When I awoke this morning 
My love you weren't here 
I doubt you ever do return 
That is what I truly fear 

If only you'd come home to me 
I'd hold you dearly in My embrace 
Kiss you softly on your forehead 
And wipe the tears from your face 

I've already forgiven you for leaving 
I hope that you can forgive me 
I pushed you away with my temper 
This is my fault anyone can see 

But I realized your love is better 
Then getting loud to have control 
There will be no more outburst 
Think of all the happiness they stole 

The air in my lungs is less important 
Then you being here in my life 
I'm sorry for every tear you cried 
I'll be a better husband for you my wife

Premium MemberMissing

missing from our lives, but we know where he is sometimes the silence is a suffocating quilt. there'll be some news mentioned on tv then thinking he will want to know realization sets in like a cold iron on a winter's day I can't tell him, then hope maybe he knows anyway

Premium MemberWhen She Remembers

The sky was blue, a beautiful day.
The sun sparkled bright on the water beyond.
She sat in the grass, admiring the display.
She wondered if there were fish in the pond. 
Grey marble lined up in long, even rows.
Names and dates, husband, father, brother, son,
Wife, mother, sister, daughter; all of those.
She was still breathing but their lives were done.
Memories flood her mind like never before.
For twenty years they shared a life and love.
She lay on the grass, read his name once more,
With thoughts of him looking down from above.
I guess you know how much I still love you.
One day I’ll be there, to stroll heaven, too.

Premium MemberKatyusha

Eight decenniums ago
A woman sang near a riverbank
A wife's longing for a husband in imago
A soldier far away bearing no ankh.

Katyusha was her name
A well-loved dame
Left by a husband in war
Defending his country in tar.

She and her husband only wanted peace
For the world to see and feel
No soldier will die for callous frontispiece
Than become an image of New World's heel.

Katyusha will live in memories and dreams forever
Singing for women and wives of soldiers
Serving a country under God not sever
With a song to linger in the beholders.


Premium MemberYou've Earned It

Mom, you were the emotional glue
that held together a family, of thirteen children,
and a husband back from two wars with
post-traumatic stress disorder,  
that left him with a drunken disposition.
Teaching us how to enjoy life
you'd played with us, worked with us,
defended us and cried with us,
making our lives tolerable
despite dad's drinking.
You were a remarkable woman,
strong as steel with a heart of gold.
Teaching me to love myself,
you saved me
from sinking into a deep depression
fueled by self-hate and fear.
You were my mom, my friend, my hero,
and my muse; now you're my angel in heaven.
May your soul rest in paradise forever mom,
you've earned it!


(Free Verse)


07/02/2020

Premium MemberAnnie Bell Lee-

Came from Muskogee, Oklahoma; As a teenager came to care for her elderly Auntie in Omaha; Whereas she met her handsome older new Navy guy, Two years later became her husband; Birth 3 sons-one died nine months later One born blind, nine months later came, I A strong black woman died at 39 years I miss you Mom didn't say I love you enough you see; So endearing I thank God for thee; ~ ANNIE BELL LEE
Happy Mother's Day Date of arrival October 21st 1934 Date of departure July 21st 1974 Mother's Day :May Tenth Twenty-Twenty written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020

Premium MemberCouple

COUPLE

               ‘Darling! Sweet Heart! You are my better-half.
                        You know, we are made for each other.
                         You are so soft, I am also not rough.’
   
               ‘Oh dear, dear, dear, My dear husband,
                        I will be with you forever 
                My ardent ardor sending this errand.’
    
            ‘If I die tomorrow, will you again marry, my dear princess!’
                 ‘I will stay with my sister.
               I will never marry some other else.
                  But if I die tomorrow, what will you do?’
   
               ‘Same decision! We are made for each other.
                   I would like to live with your sister too.’


02/28/18

Premium MemberPhotograph Frame

I miss you darling. Our wedding photo stares at me from its silver frame. I lovingly stroke your face, wishing it were for real. Terminal cancer tore you from my arms, but you live in my heart till the day I die. Contest Form F Sponsored by Broken Wings *real counted as 1 syllable as per soup counter – how many syllables shows 2 01~26~17

Premium MemberNight

Night
Clear sky
Broken Moon
Cats eyes
Comes too soon

Night
Dark room
Thoughts turn into dreams
The mind's eye looms
Nothing is quite what it seems

Night
Different sounds
Heart beat slows down
Pulse quickens as temperature falls
Strange feeling here
Night hunter calls

Night
I see in the dark
My hair stands straight
Moisture settles on my palms
My muscles ache
I see your face

Night
Somehow I know
You're holding back
Refusing to go

Night
You watch me sleep
You guard my soul

You wait for me

Premium MemberMissing You

Hearing from you is like a
rainbow after a strom.
It is like food to some one
that's starving.
It's rain after a very long
drought.
It's like a cool gentle breeze 
on hot summers day.
It's like a wife seeing her
husband after he returned
home from the war.
It's like hearing a baby talk
for the first time.
I said all this to say I miss 
you my love.


Alexis Y.
2-10-16
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.

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