Loss Of Wife Death Poem

Loss Of Wife Death Poem

Loss Of Wife Death Poems

In Loving Memory Wife

You are not forgotten, my love
nor will you ever be -
As long as life and memory last
your soul will live in me.

I’ll miss you now
my heart is sore -
As time goes by
I’ll miss you more.

Your loving smile
your gentle face -
No one can fill
your vacant place.

-

In Memory Of A Wonderful Wife

I can picture a heavenly, faraway place
on a day that is sunny and fair -
me and my darling, snuggled up close
just sitting, enjoying the air.

Laughing and joking and sipping fine wine
and watching small clouds drifting on -
Sifting old memories, thinking nice thoughts
all heartache and sadness long gone.

I know you’ll be there love, still waiting for me
some day when my life is all done -
And what could be better than this at the end?
your smile and a seat in the sun

-

I have lost my souls companion
a life linked with my own -
And day by day I miss her more
as I walk through life alone.

-

Husband To An Angel

Echoes reaching
through the years -
Sounds sublime
caress my ears.

Ballads of
a garden bird -
Babies’ giggles
softly heard.

Still I crave
my dearest choice -
What I wouldn’t give
to hear Her voice.

Rainbows bent
in summer skies -
Misty hues
that stun my eyes.

Trees in autumn
limbs aglow -
Moonlit shadows
on drifted snow.

A vision longed for
in their place -
What I wouldn’t give
to see Her face.

Essence fashioned
from the rose -
Breaths of pleasure
fill my nose.

Linens fresh
upon the bed -
Wines bouquet
inside my head.

What fragrance missing
could compare -
What I wouldn’t give
to smell Her hair.

Sensations I have
begged to linger -
Contours felt
with every finger.

Ocean surf curled
’round my feet -
My body bare
on satin sheet.

An awareness gone
I loved so much -
What I wouldn’t give
to feel Her touch.

Chocolate sipped
in cold December -
A thousand flavors
I remember.

Honey spooned
upon my tongue -
Ice cream cones
when I was young.

The sweetness lost
I’ll always miss -
What I wouldn’t give
to taste Her kiss.

- John Matheson
Copyright August 1,1999

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Beautiful are memories
of a moonlit night with you -
The spark of love we lit
and all the world felt new.

My heart told me I’d known you
in times so long ago -
Something deep inside me
had set my soul aglow.

Soul-mates re-united
bound by the ties of past -
Through each and every age
this perfect love will last.

So at our journey’s end
and the time has come to part -
An endless cord of love
will link us heart to heart.

-

As I journey toward life’s sunset
mourning her who went before -
Faith assures me, I’ll be with her
when I reach the other shore.

-

In Memory Of My Dear Wife

To lose someone so special
is very hard to bear -
It’s just so hard to comprehend
that you’re no longer there.

Yet somehow I feel comfort
in the memories I keep -
Knowing that you’re resting now
in deep, eternal sleep.

It broke my heart to lose you
although you’re not really gone -
Because a part of me went with you
and in me, you linger on.

My dearest Wife, I know we’ve said
our final sad goodbye -
But deep inside my heart I know
our love will never die.

-

You were a wife in a million
why did you have to go -
You meant the world to me
I really loved you so.

If I had one choice today
my choice would not be hard -
I’d wish that I could have you here
to give you a birthday card.

-

I Miss You My Wife

I think about you always
I talk about you still -
You have never been forgotten
and you never will.

I hold you close within my heart
And there you will remain -
To walk with me through my life
Until we meet again.

-

The tide recedes but leaves behind
bright seashells on the sand -
The sun goes down, but gentle
warmth still lingers on the land.

The music stops, and yet it echoes
on in sweet refrains -
For every joy that passes
something beautiful remains.

-

In Memory Of My Beloved Wife

Those we love remain with us
for love itself lives on -
And cherished memories never fade
because a loved one’s gone

-

My Beloved

We never got to say good-bye
Still I live with no regret -
For I can’t recall, can you my love?
The day where we’d forget.

To reaffirm those bonds we made,
Often subtle in the ways -
Inviting smiles a knowing touch
Adding promise to our days.

Days of joy and some with tears
Those many years we shared -
Yet seldom came a sunset
That it wasn’t known we cared.

Love expressed as more than habit
Instead confessed sincere -
Endearments offered from our hearts
How many did we hear?

We made no wounds with bitter words
No scars were left behind -
The love we knew, so strong yet gentle
Was never that unkind.

I speak of we but it was You
Who lifted us above -
The heartache life would sometimes bring
How Grand! You were to love.

I’ll keep Your memory in my heart
Till last I close these eyes -
The day I pray You’ll light my way
To a Realm of, ” No Good-byes “.

- John Matheson

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Partings come
and hearts are broken -
Loved ones go
with words unspoken.

Deep in our hearts
there’s a memory kept -
For a wife and mother
we will never forget.

-

For My Dear Wife In Heaven

They say there is a reason
they say time will heal -
Neither time or reason
will change the way I feel.

Gone are the days
we used to share -
But in my heart
you are always there.

The gates of memories
will never close -
I miss you more
than anybody knows.

I love and miss you sweetheart
’till we meet again.

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