Where Are You?
Why has He taken you from me?
Torn from my side, where you should be.
Forty-six years we lived as one
To stand stronger than we had begun.
Husband Death Poems
Loss of Husband Poems
Husbands are, for many wives, their source of comfort, love, joy, and companionship. Many wives consider their husband to be their confidant and best friend. To lose the man they have relied on for so long can be utterly devastating. For those who have not experienced the loss of a husband, it is impossible to understand the depth of the pain a wife feels. It is a pain so deep, the human mind only comes to accept the harsh reality gradually. Widows and her supportive friends and family can honor their loved one by recounting a kind gesture or amusing stories involving him.
Poems Paying Tribute to the Passing of Husbands
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My husband passed away suddenly from an aneurysm five years ago this month after 43 years of marriage. I was seventeen and he was nineteen when we got married. He was my life-long friend,...
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Now That You're Gone
You're gone, and all that's left is nothing but memories,
Memories that lead me to silence and tears.
I miss your arms that hold me tight,
Your snore that fills our room at night. -
Missing You
Grief And Loneliness After Losing A SpouseI sit alone now in the darkness of despair.
I cry my silent tears.
My heart is broken into a million tiny pieces.
The silence is deafening to my ears.Latest Shared StoryI had to say goodbye to my Jerry on January 14, 2018. I was told that he most likely died from a blood clot. He had 2 stents put in the Wednesday before and said he felt great from Thursday...
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Moving Forward
Poem About Moving On After Husband's DeathI woke up this morning
And reached over for you.
You weren't there, I remembered
Now what will I do?Latest Shared StorySimplicity is beauty; that was the phrase on my mind while reading your poem. You did not need to use complex rhyme scemes or big words. Instead, your own emotions came to life in this...
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A Love That's Forever
Losing My HusbandI love you.
I love you too, until the casket closes,
But when your casket closes
Where should my love then go? -
My Lost Love
Mourning A Spouse's Death PoemI have only just lost you; the pain is hard to bear.
Do I have to go through life knowing you're not there?
Please, someone explain to me why he had to go.
Are there any reasons I really need to know?Latest Shared StoryI lost my husband, best friend, October 5, 2017, to cancer. He was a great father and husband for almost 19 years. He was only 40. We have 2 boys: ages 18 & 15. My heart breaks for them every...
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With You Again
Terrible Emptiness After Loss Of HusbandFifteen years of happiness just wasn't enough time
To show the world that you were mine.
There are no words to express how sad I feel,
How lost I am without you; it does not feel real.Latest Shared StoryMy life ended on January 17, 2018. My husband took his own life at our home. It was so quick and totally unexpected. I keep thinking I'm in a nightmare and I'm gonna wake up, but I never do....
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To Fill Her Heart With Hope
She got up this morning,
sun shining through the blind.
She took a look in the mirror,
and something crossed her mind.Latest Shared StoryI love this poem. It is very touching and brought a few tears to my eyes. Well-written. Excellent use of words. Amazing.
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Live Our Dreams
Message From Husband From HeavenStaring at the little dots in the sky
Wondering which one is you
Asking the same question, why?
Only answer I know is that you knew.Latest Shared StoryI lost my husband of 50 years and 11 months on December 29, 2015, to a very aggressive cancer. It only took 26 days from him feeling bad to God taking him. I met him at a gas station in 1964....
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I'll Be Missing You
Widow Missing HusbandThey say that time will heal all wounds.
I know that could be true.
It's the lonely in-between times
That I start missing you.
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