Love Missing You Poems

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

I was cut in the studio after the hit had dried its sleeve—
a shadow-track pressed in wax
buried under the melody that crowned them kings
I came

© Daniel Henry Rodgers  

As I look at the stars at night
and dream of what is to be,
my heart begins to smile
for it is you I see.

Knowing that you're

© Ron VanHooser  

It's amazing, they were right!
It all gets easier in the end
The pain of grief and loss subsides
And the sun can shine again

The moments are much

© Daniel Barrass  

Some say you are the best one,
sure have you a try,
you got curves that imprison
every straight man’s eye.
I thought we’d find our own path,
to see

© David Welch  

If home is a place
Then I lost my map
Hearts got misplaced 
Vocal cords snap

I scream and yell for one more chance
Then beg and plea for some

© Alexis Ransom  

Somewhere in time
Lost long ago
He had his only true love
All his life, he wondered
What one more kiss would have been like
How it would have felt

© Lord R. E. Taylor  

She's steadily 
Keeping me busy
Even when I'm idle
She's always on my mind
Because I miss her like breath 
She's an idol
She's always racing in my mind.

My

© Desire Obaroyeregbe Agbeyiwa Agidotan Ikoyo  

Grown apart 
we became after 
a long while,

Remember those days?

Daily talks upon hours,

endless laughter,
countless stories,
shared struggles,
emotional break-
throughs, 

as we both sit next 
to each other

© Diana Morales  

"The pen must go where the pen wants to go. Today it went down Heartbroken Lane." By Poet

The day came in with a great start
but

© Paula Goldsmith  

In gratitude for mercy, I softly tread,
For all that we cherished, the words left unsaid.
Comforted by knowing you held me so dear,
Our laughter still echoes,

© Daeisha Mcgowan  

Long ago, Mithila was left at this forsaken station,
As the train slipped away on the wrong track, 
cutting all horizons.
There was no return
Mithila knew it,

© Faruk Ahmed Roni  

The ocean 
I always had a fear of the ocean you know?
Those deep dark tides pulling you in
The darkness lurking beneath the horizon 
But oh

© Lovely Tie  

On a dusky evening long time ago,
When shadows huddled at every corner, 
When rain had gone and birds had roosted,
You held me close and whispered

© Valsa George  

I reached a hand 
Into the snow
The chilly ice
Once vibrant glow 

It's Winter's wish
A painful spree
The absent warmth 
Of no degree

Although I try
To stay alive

© Sam Scott  

Don’t know why we came so close,
Why time chose us—no one knows.
We gave a year, we shared the days,
In little moments, in quiet ways.

Today I

© Shatakshi Sarswat