Short I Miss You Poems

Short I Miss You Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short I Miss You poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search short I Miss You poetry by poem length and keyword.


Inside Me

tho your far away
everyday
i feel your touch
i miss you so much
you see this is what it be
i feel you too
INSIDE ME


Am Lonely For You Baby

i miss you so much
miss your touch
i need you too
by my side
your my guild
this is not mabe
AM LONELY
FOR YOU BABY

Baby I Miss You

honey the winds blowing
the snow is flowong
am lonely for you
miss every thing you do
i need you too
BABY I MISS YOU

Wish You Were Here

your somewhere out there
i miss you so much
miss you touch
your kiss
baby i miss  all this
oh i 
WISH YOU WERE HERE

A Loan

All I have is borrowed

Love and hope tomorrow
Old times and memories
Art mine read carefully
Not the road to follow
© Arum Dusu   Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member He Always Loved Panties

you can always say 
that John is in heaven 
wishful thinking 
from a brother
from a pantheist
he always loved panties

I Love You

After wandering around all alone,
I went back home.

I caught a sight of your picture

And my empty room
Got warmer.

Moon Grins

Smile lines?and kiss filled fights;
Twinkling eyes,
You are my shooting star,
Tonight.
Tonight.
Moon grins.
Tonight.

Just Call To Say

Baby this  your my mind your my sunshine thinking of you I miss you too in everyway won,t your my wall  I  JUST CALL TO SAY

Premium Member Since you've been gone

Darling, every night I sing to you
praying you will hear me
and know how much I miss you



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member TANKA IV

Daddy, your eyelids
as gray lace hide those tiny
hazel China plates
now tucked away in final
slumber. Oh, how I miss you!
© Moon Harp  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

I Miss You

I love you so much
Our passion is so strong
This love can last long
Your presence is of essence
A short missing you love poem
Form: Tanka

Jet Stream

a dead gum tree burns
alone on the rusted hills
in your jet stream
threading a cerulean course
toward some obscure island
Form: Tanka

Hey Dad

I miss you
Maybe, you might be missin me?
My heart is not geared for this
maybe you could help me?
help me fix this mess.
Form: ABC

Striking Love

She is the not the target
She has never been.
She is the arrow
Finding direction to the target
Which is my piercing heart.

Premium Member What Happened To You

Idk 
What happened
To you baby
Today
I miss you so
So much more
Than a maybe
And this I will show
To you when u return
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Losing It

they tell me 
i’m losing it
don’t know where 
i put it
or what 
it is
barely know 
that
i’m losing it 
they 
tell me

Abduction Trail

Thya thya thya
Ghaat laga k thya
Zoor laga k hya
Bap bara na bhaya
Sab say bara rupaya
Paar laga do naya
Thya thya thya.
Form: Couplet

I Miss You Sometimes

I survive on the light breath
     
Of your undying memories

And thrive by the fading warmth

That each memory radiates

I Miss You

Everytime i feel the chill of the wind on my skin, i think of you
My one challenge, is how to forget you
As it rains everyday

Lover On Christmas Night

as the  night came in
we committee a sin
we kiss
nuthin miss
and hug and sug
we were hot alright
LOVER ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT

Premium Member "ashes To Ashes"

"Ashes to Ashes"
 He was here and now hes gone
 Yes to start a new
 I miss you already friend
 Know I will see you again...
Form: Tanka

See You Soon

i miss you
 hppe too
buy you something
nice.
 and make you my wife
i hope to be there
before noon
i will 
SEEN YOU SOON
Form:

Crying Cause I Miss You

see theses tear
theyer not of fears
its cause  my is love is ture
miss all you do
need you home  too
AM
CRYING CAUSE I
MISS YOU

In the Dark Shadows

IN THE DARK SHADOWS 
I CAN SEE YOUR FACE 
REMEMBER YOUR VOICE
SEE YOUR SMILE
AND THEN I TURN ON THE LIGHTS
AND YOUR GONE

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