Death Of Lover Poems

Poems for When The One You Love Has Died

Pain. Anguish. Heartbreak. These are just a few of the profound emotions you may feel if you have lost a lover to death. Lovers are the most intimate of companions. They know just how to make you feel special and loved, and though they may leave behind many precious and heartwarming memories, their loss leaves a void that is difficult, if not impossible, to fill. They say time heals all wounds, but many doubt the truthfulness of that old adage when faced with the death of such a dear loved one.

Remembering a Lost Boyfriend or Girlfriend Through Poetry

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  1. My Only Love

    • By Aidan Clifford
    • Published: February 2008

    I closed my eyes,
    My tears rolled straight to the floor,
    All I wanted was to feel something more,
    I was torn inside,...

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    It was very sad and I can not think of anything like this that has happened to me but I can say I feel so sorry for the person that wrote this poem. You can tell that this person went...

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  2. Guardian Angel

    • By Tennille Pace
    • Published: December 2013
    Poem On First Anniversary Of Boyfriend Passing

    You were so beautiful,
    In everyway,
    So amazingly wonderful,
    I think of you everyday.

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    This is so sad!! Thank you for sharing this poem! It made me cry and I don't even know you... I send my love and support to you, your family and his family and friends.

  3. Snowy, My Love

    • By Katrionna Eady
    • Published: December 2011

    I wanted to marry her.
    Her love was the only cure
    for the heartbreak I seen.
    For her heart had been...

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    It's going on 3 months, and I still cry every day. I don't sleep at night. So I'm not sure when or if the pain ever goes away.

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  4. Eternal Love

    Poem About Dead Boyfriend

    I stand alone on the sandy beach
    my tears flowing into the sea
    because I know you're out of reach
    and no longer here with me...

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    I know how all of you feel. I lost the love of my life a couple years ago, and the pain doesn't get any easier. We were supposed to get married on April 10 of last year. That would have been...

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  5. Alone In The Dark

    • By Erik E. Dreyer
    • Published: February 2016
    Poem About Remembering Joy Of A Relationship

    The sadness drowns me.
    The emptiness consumes my life.
    We used to be so happy.
    You were going to be my wife.

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    This is so great. You can feel what the author wants to say.

  6. Stage 5

    • By Michaela Oh
    • Published: August 2012
    Poem About Missing Dead Boyfriend

    I look at the rain, think of the happiness
    It just doesn't work...
    All the nice things you've done for me...
    What did I do for you?...

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    • Votes 129
    • Rating 4.43
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    Gary, I loved you from the moment I laid eyes on you. You were my soul and inspiration. You're the reason for me living, laughing, loving and now crying. I wish I would've listened when you...

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  7. A Kiss, A Hug, A Smile

    • By MissyouAngel
    • Published: October 2007
    Death Of A Boyfriend

    What keeps me sane is knowing I have memories of us,
    the pictures captured a glimpse,
    but my heart captured everything like a film recorder.
    ...

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    I lost my boyfriend 3 months ago. We took the dogs out for a walk and he loved parkour and things like that. He climbed up on a train and got hit by high voltage. He survived at that point...

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  8. I Can't Believe She's Gone

    • By Jessica
    • Published: April 2011
    Poem About A Funeral

    She lies in the coffin so still and sweet
    I won't forget all our memories
    I loved her so much but now she's gone
    I burry her body upon the stone ...

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    My mother died when I was nine years old. She was only 50 years of age. I remember going to her funeral and looking down into her grave and just wishing she was still here... I wondered if I...

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  9. Loneliness

    • By Sandra White
    • Published: December 2011
    Death Of Fiance Poem

    A new day dawns once again.
    I stare at where you used to lay your head.
    I close my eyes, your face I plainly see.
    That smile that could always bring me to my knees. ...

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    In January 4, 2017, my fiancé died due to a heart attack. He never had any problems with his heart. He went to work one day as usual. He worked for the Marshals office where they put your...

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  10. Our Last Swim

    • By Renee’
    • Published: November 2010

    For my beloved Anne Mary Simon

    An Image of you in a cloud rolls by
    The sky opens up, somewhere in my mind...

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