Poem To An Aunt Who Died Too Young ... - Family Friend Poems

Auntie I miss you.
I'm now 13.
Everyday you're with me but it's not the same.
We didn't see each other often which makes it harder...
Now you're much farther.
And I'm all alone.
You used to give me advice on the phone,
Now no ones there to help me through my teenage years.
I miss you much.
And I have to wait much longer to see you again.
I want you to come back and not leave me.
I miss when we would sit on your porch and talk about everything
Boys, School.
Now.. now you're gone...
Auntie I love you.
I remember the time we went to the zoo.
All the pretty animals so bright and colorful.
Which is the opposite of my world now.
Dark, cold, gray.
Everyday I pray.
Pray for you to be next to me at that moment.
It never happens.
Now your daughters are 6 and 10.
We neither get to see them.
There is nothing to look forward to especially without you.
I love and miss you auntie please come home.
That's why I wrote this poem.
I love you so much I wish I could have one more hug
One more glance.
If I could only have said goodbye to my aunt.
You were adopted but it was no different.
You were adopted at my age.
I feel like I'm locked in a cage.
I cry every time I hear your name.
This doesn't seem real.
How could you leave us forever?
You were so clever.
The clown of the family.
The Prankster.
Now our joy is gone.

Auntie I miss you!
You don't know how much I cry for you to come back.
We all love and miss you.
--Genovie

Source: http://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/heavens--angel

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