Lonely Poem

Thinking Of You When I Feel Alone Poem

A woman has been left alone by her lover and her life will never be the same.

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This poem is me all over. That is all I do is think of my old man. I feel lost without him. Part of it is we were inseparable if you seen one the other one wasn't far behind. I love reading...

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Thinking Of You

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Published by Family Friend Poems September 2006 with permission of the Author.

I'm sitting here staring at the stars, thinking of you!
I feel so alone when you're not around,
It feels as if the walls are coming down.
I close my eyes, and you're here.
I see your face, feel your touch, and taste your kiss.
I'm constantly thinking of you.
When something goes wrong, and I'm down,
Thinking of you always brings me around.
When you're gone, my world disappears.
Though thinking of you makes me glad,
Being away from you makes me sad!
I'm thinking of you.
If you're ever feeling alone, just call on me; I'll be home.
I miss you so much, I can't bear the pain.
I only have myself to blame.
You're the best guy I've ever known.
I only wish I could have you for my own.
You stole my heart from the beginning,
Now you're leaving. I'm thinking of you.
I'm so lucky to have you in my life.
I wish you could always be by my side
Because you need to know
You'll always have a place here with me
From now till eternity.
I'm lying in bed,
Thoughts of you spinning through my head.
And in the bottom of my heart                                                                                                               
We will never be apart.

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  • Steven Mcconnell by Steven Mcconnell
  • 16 years ago

This poem is me all over. That is all I do is think of my old man. I feel lost without him. Part of it is we were inseparable if you seen one the other one wasn't far behind. I love reading poems that gives me goose bumps and this poem did. I loved it.

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