Husband Missing You Poems

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

Missing you is like missing a shot,
It's so very painful because everyone puts the blame of you,
It's been a little over 2 years since,
July 3,

© riley smith  

“A parent's love will shield their pain
        so that new happiness can reign.”
     

© Sandra Haight  

The dinner was ready, all handled with care, 
when she opened the box with the nice silverware.
She let out a sigh
then started to cry
'cause a

© Jim Healey  

The world tilts into a crescendo,
manifesting a lure of viral plague,
pervasive and fangs virulent,
sickening coquettish carnivorous creatures.

Why bother with their musings,
why care?

A question that reminds

© Beatrix Macabre  

I
am in
her way – our
love lost.  She’s free –
yours truly, never again.  Heart
broken, dreams denied, lesson learnt…unless…

© Daniel Beus  

How sad!
How bad
I didn't know, I just found out
Your lovely daughter, she spat it out
Nine years had flown by
I did not know you were going

© Brigitte Pace  

Father had ills
couldn't even get up
not even eat
spoke properly
didn't go to the bathroom
She took care of him at home
for many years
without complaint
setting the dining table

© Yonah Jeong  

Missing

She’s missing; the police faff around
Make up excuses, say that she drowned
Can’t find the body and let things slip
She had a bottle strapped to her

© Dave Cox  

For my friend and her dearly departed husband. Rest in peace, and may there always be love in your hearts and souls.

With much love, light

© Michelle Morris  

"I carry your heart with me(I carry it in my heart)I am never without it"
          

© Eve Roper  

she crossed my threshold and went to his house,
my only daughter, wed and his dear spouse,
a girl once, a beautiful woman now,
history is witness to

© Krish Radhakrishna  

When the leaves fall 
unto the ground
 the world grows silent
without a sound

as the petals withered away
i know you loved me
even till this day

you are

© Elizabeth Buttell  

The pitter-patter of rain strikes the window pane on this Thanksgiving Day.
Glimpsing around the decorated table that has brought us together as my grandson says

© Eve Roper  

A wilted violet bows its pretty purple head,
Like me it has no energy as sorrow pleads.
My love, once so pure and vibrant now is dead.
My

© Connie Marcum Wong  

I never thanked you
Before you died
I didn't get a chance to see you
I'm haunted not by your memory
But the regrets living in my heart
And when

© Christopher Goss