Moving On Poems - Page 3

41. I Used To Love You

• By Avery Rose
• Published by Family Friend Poems December 2016 with permission of the Author.

I used to love you,
Gently, carefully...
As I was afraid of falling too deep.

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42. Let Them Miss You

• By Lauren Bowman
• Published by Family Friend Poems September 2021 with permission of the Author.

Let them miss you.
Let them wonder what wild joy you’re chasing,
why you didn’t think to invite them along.
Let them hear your laughter from afar,

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43. I Am Free

• By Samantha Camargo
• Published by Family Friend Poems January 2022 with permission of the Author.

Your name is just a name now.
Memories no longer rush back,
pouring through my body,
flooding my mind, drowning my

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44. You In 8.2

• By Rose Abbott
• Published by Family Friend Poems August 2015 with permission of the Author.

Only seconds
to fall in love,
to be immersed,
to want someone.

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45. Shooting Star

• By Trang Ng
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2015 with permission of the Author.

You passed my life
Soft, gentle, and unpredictable
Like a floating cloud

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46. Always Be

• By Sopheap Sam
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2012 with permission of the Author.

We've connected through times of joy
Even through times of pain
I can see right through your show and
Unfortunately, I have to let you know

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47. When You Left

• By Lauren Bowman
• Published by Family Friend Poems February 2021 with permission of the Author.

I thought it was your light
that kept me,
that guided me,
but when you left and the darkness came,

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48. When You Cross My Mind

• By Lauren Bowman
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 2021 with permission of the Author.

When you cross my mind,
my stomach no longer crisscrosses itself.

When that song comes on,

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49. Head Space

• By Kelsey D. Blackford
• Published by Family Friend Poems May 1, 2024 with permission of the Author.

He said he needed some head space
Ya know, just some time to think
His head was apparently cluttered
In the orbit around his brain

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