Christmas Missing You Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberBreathing

I want to hear you breathing
Not just know that you're alive
Proximity is vital
For my beating heart to thrive 

The spoken words a niceness
You won't hear me complain
But the silence in-between them
Life's invisible refrain

I want to feel you breathing
Just the warm breeze on my cheek
As you lean across to whisper 
Something precious and unique

I'll smile and nod agreement
As your face it pulls away
I know you cannot be here
Yet I long for you to stay

I want to see you breathing 
In the winter's Christmas light
A gift that we've been given
Amongst other gifts this night

If only, in this season
When the nights draw into black,
All this distance in-between us
Could draw breath to bring you back
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Premium MemberAbout An Orphan

In comfort next to you mother,
fifteen Christmas I spent with you,
in time’s orchards fruits picked together,
those fruits now bitter without you!
Tears that run down my pillow,
are tears that will not dry,
With years hope heart will mellow,
I shall try not to cry!




‘In praise of the Ode’poetry contest
2nd placement
sponsor nette onclaud
topic 3 about an orphan
8 lines 6 words each!

Premium MemberSad Christmas Without You

There’s an empty space at the table I have a ready meal for one It’s the first year without you I can’t prepare a meal Now I’m on my own I’m grief stricken Sweet angel I miss You. This Christmas I’m alone. My family Live so far away They sent me some presents But they remain un-opened There’s bound to be white handkerchiefs … They’ll be useful to mop up my tears. Checked with how many syllables - 45 per stanza It’s Christmas Time Again Contest Sponsored by Broken Wings 11-28-17

Premium MemberMissing You

Untimely lessons as i saw you there again 
just like always id notice the cringle 
in your forehead that dimple in your chin 
that funny way your eyes light up every time 
i enter the room i shall always remember 
your infectious laugh causing a chain 
of reactions of humility holding nothing back 
well I'll miss you even more now 
that i remembered Christmas..

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