Sister Miss You Poems | Examples
These Sister Miss You poems are examples of Miss You poems about Sister. These are the best examples of Miss You Sister poems written by international poets.
Daydreams of summers’ past
are vivid in my mind’s eye…
…sandcastles with moats to build
beachballs to chase and throw
loud voices echoing along the beach.
Salt water, lifeguards and whistles…
…my toes curl through hot summer sand
large, loud waves glisten and crash
in an endless rhythm and flow.
We ran headlong into the waves
cheap styrofoam boards in hand
recklessly splashing, wet hair dripping
taking whatever waves we could
laughing, radiant with joy…
…I miss my sister.
Grandparents we heed for years and always know
Elders mistakenly disparaged and derided
Welders of life why families are mended
Or whom we never had, to honor and yow
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.
My dear sister
How I miss you so much
Your sweet essence
Would always touch my heart
Your hugs of love
What a wonder of feeling it
Hearing your beautiful laugh
Was your signature autograph
Endlessly makes everything
Look like a still photograph
The kindness of your words
Was like hearing the songbirds
Your smile
Lasted a roman mile
Life without you
Is a Lilly without a nile
A trembling earth
panics and cracks
tortured and teased
by the bullying wind
the ground gives in
cornered by gusts
and my red maple falls
ripped at the roots
the windstorm’s fury
fizzles to a breeze
and people move on
swayed by the sunlight
I watch
from my knees
in the dirt
of my garden
as an arrogant sun
beats me with heat
how they relish the rays
that freckle my skin
and bask in the breezes
that mock me
while I brown
like the leaves
of my pink bleeding hearts
left to wither
in the bright, sunny remnants
the passing storm fades
behind a clear sky
taking with it
the menacing wind
and the shade
from my fallen red maple
To poetry she said good-bye
Now I live with a Broken Heart
Her words could make me laugh or cry
Or tear my inner soul apart
In a devastating Free Verse
To poetry she said good-bye
My inkless quill rides in a hearse
As an uninspired quill must die
Her words: an image to the eye
Emotions, feelings, come to life
To poetry she said goodbye
A requiem; bagpipes and fife
Read the words from her loving heart
Believing there's no reason why
An Angel of Poetic Art
To poetry she said good-bye
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
NEVER will I stop loving you
It does not matter what you say
You have a place with me to stay
No matter what you ever do
ALWAYS know what I say is true
You do not have to feel the same
You can think it is all a game
SOMETIMES life makes no sense at all
I pray each day that you will call
No questions asked, no one to blame
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Written 2-17-2016
Form: Rhyme Decima
(10-lines with 8 syllables per line in the following rhyme pattern: ABBAACCDDC)