Emotional Goodbye Poems (Farewell and Heartbreaking )
Emotional Goodbye Poems: It is true that we have to say goodbye to friends and loved ones throughout our lives. At times we say goodbye to celebrate happy events, such as a coworker’s retirement. We also say goodbyes in sadness, such as saying goodbye to someone who has died. There are such poems in this collection.
Emotional Goodbye Poems
The moment you have to say goodbye to your partner is heartbreaking. You have the feeling that a piece of yourself is separating and moving on to pursue something else. You’re addicted to relying solely on one another.
This collection of Emotional Goodbye Poems put into words these emotions that one might experience during the separation phase. Read the following Emotional Goodbye Poems about saying goodbye to the ones who were special in your life.
1. Goodbye Forever
‘Goodbye forever.’
Like a poison dart
Her beautiful words,
Deeply pierced my heart.‘Goodbye forever.’
Like a leaping sword,
Left me with a scar
Of my own accord.‘Goodbye forever.’
Such a poet’s write,
That it makes me smile
Yet fills me with fright.‘Goodbye forever.’
Her words made it seem
Like my life’s not real,
It was all a dream.‘Goodbye forever.’
The words come to spill,
My life out of trance,
And threatens to ****.‘Goodbye forever.’
Like the silent sky
Disturbs me to core,
Without knowing why.
‘Goodbye forever.’
Like a maelstrom dread,
Would wash me in blue,
And leave me in red.‘Goodbye forever.’
As hope flies away.
That my life will ne’er–
See another day.‘Goodbye forever.’
I took to the grave.
Her beautiful words,
I can not be saved!
2. Goodbye
I stood at her bedside quietly.
She looked peaceful.
She looked happy.
I held my siblings’ shoulder as they cried.
I knew it would be hard for them.
I would be there for them.It was just twenty minutes ago.
I had looked over, her oxygen tube was no longer moving.
Not in the rhythmic way it does when she breathes.
It was still, still as stone.
I swallowed thickly before speaking aloud.
My mom was quick to get up to make sure.
I hesitated before following her over.I now waited for my little sister to take a breath.
Her sobs racked her body and I rubbed her shoulder.
They’d never lost someone before.
It wouldn’t be goodbye forever,
but for a while.They both said goodbye with sobs.
I stayed there quietly.
She looked tranquil.
No pain.
No worry.I was the only child to attend the viewing.
She looked cold this time.
Pale, a little blue.
And yet still so beautiful.
She was only in a cardboard box.
I’d wished we brought nail polish.
I believe my my mom said goodbye there.
I stayed quiet.
I never said goodbye.I wish I would have just said goodbye.
I wish she would’ve taken more pictures.
I wish I knew more about her.
I wish she never got cancer.
I wish I would have just said goodbye.
I wish she never smoked.
I wish the cancer never metastasized.
I wish she was here.
I wish I would have just said goodbye.
I wish I didn’t have to take care of her with my mom at 15.
I wish she never became weak.
I wish she stayed healthy.
I wish I would have just said goodbye.
I wish I would have cried.
I wish I would have felt.
I wish I would have just said goodbye.Goodbye grandma.
I love you.
But it isn’t goodbye forever…..
Right?
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3. Goodbye dictatorships
Goodbye dictatorships, you’re no good for anyone now, no more hitlers, no more chairman maos.
Goodbye dictatorships, no more killing, no more ruining lives, no more wars, no more fights.
Goodbye dictatorships, we don’t want you anymore, you make people racist, you make people poor.
Goodbye dictatorships, you’re time has passed, no more censorship, no more heads of states stealing all the cash.
Goodbye dictatorships, it is time for you to go, no more feeding propoganda, no more controlling what people know.
Goodbye dictatorships, and let freedom rule. Goodbye dictatorships, we don’t want you. Goodbye dictatorships, let people break their chains,
Goodbye dictatorships, and let anarchy reign!
Goodbye dictatorships, let people break their chains, Goodbye dictatorships, and let anarchy reign!
By Josh Pain
4. Goodbye
How sad it is to know that “Goodbye”
slips from my lips easier than any other
word in the dictionary.
How terrible it is to know that
a seven letter word,
etched with pain,
can slip so effortlessly through
raspberry colored lips.
They’ll ask me how I’m doing.
I’ll say “I’m surviving”.
But, they won’t understand that
“Goodbye” is carved into my
bones like the initials of lovers
on tree barks.
They will not understand
that the reason “Goodbye”
slips so easily from my lips
is because of a tainted childhood
that I’ve tried so hard to forget.
Maybe, just maybe, if I say it enough
it will lose all of its meaning.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
No.
Every goodbye pulls air out of my lungs
and forces a fist into my stomach.
Fire ignites in my chest and the bags
under my eyes darken.
It takes the color out of my face as if it was
never there.
While he sleeps perfectly still across town,
Nightmares for every dream, darker bags
for every night I lay awake thinking
about the last “goodbye” to escape my
cracked lips.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
Goodbye.
He is gone.
By Kori Davis
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5. Goodbye
‘Love me today, don’t leave me tomorrow’
That’s what I should have made more clear
and that’s exactly what you did
one day you’re in love, the next you’re no longer here
Here isn’t where I want you though
Not anymoreSitting outside writing this at the busstop
Don’t know what I keep writing about you forIf I knew the last time I was in your arms was gonna be the last time
I would have said goodbye, goodbye
I would have saved you the trouble
Of having to break my heart the next time, the next time
I would’ve been more persistent and asked what was on your mind
then maybe I would’ve known
that two days later you planned to go
then before you could make me cry
I would have said goodbye, goodbyeBut if I knew that it was gonna be the last time
I would have hoped for time to go slower, that’s right
I would have savored every moment
Praying we’d never make it to daylight
But it was the last time
And I never saw it comingSitting outside writing this at the busstop
Don’t know what I keep writing about you forIf I knew the last time I was in your arms was gonna be the last time
I would have said goodbye, goodbye
I would have saved you the trouble
Of having to break my heart the next time, the next time
I would’ve been more persistent and asked what was on your mind
then maybe I would’ve known
that two days later you planned to go
then before you could make me cry
I would have said goodbye, goodbyeI should have listened to my heart
You’re a twisted lover
I should have listened to my heart
She warned me that if I fell for you, I’d never recover
Don’t know what I’m still writing about you for
Maybe it’s because I’m trying to make myself believe
That the part of you I still miss
Is just the person who you lead me to think you’d beIf I knew the last time I was in your arms was gonna be the last time
I would have said goodbye, goodbye
I would have saved you the trouble
Of having to break my heart the next time, the next time
I would’ve been more persistent and asked what was on your mind
then maybe I would’ve known
that two days later you planned to go
then before you could make me cry
I would have said goodbye, goodbye
So goodbye, goodbye.
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6. Goodbye Summer
Goodbye wasps
Goodbye pollen from the trees
Goodbye midges
Goodbye flies
Goodbye scorching cloudless skies
Goodbye seagulls
Goodbye ants
Goodbye sunbathers in tiny pants
Goodbye sunburn
Goodbye oiled skin
Goodbye iced drinks laced with gin
Goodbye tourists
Goodbye throngs
Goodbye men wearing sarongs
Goodbye hosepipe
Goodbye lawn mower
Welcome to the noisy leaf blower
Hello Autumn
Hello cool bright day
Hello rolling around in the hay
Hello harvest
Hello fruits
Hello hiking in hiking boots
Hello warm colours
Hello warm hearts
Good riddance Summer
By Shaded Lamp
No matter what reason you have for saying goodbye, these Emotional Goodbye Poems will make the experience easier. We hope you feel better and relieved after reading these poems.
Hopefully, you will not be alone for long. Be kind enough to share these Emotional Goodbye Poems with anyone you know who is going through this phase.
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