Miss You
I miss you the way a room misses light — quietly, completely, without knowing the word for it.
Miss You · 32 cards
I Miss You Wishes
Show someone you miss them with I Miss You Wishes. We provide a selection of quotes, poems, messages and tips on how to cope with being apart from someone you love.
I Miss You Wishes is a website dedicated to helping people express how much they miss someone special. We provide a selection of quotes, poems and messages that are perfect for showing your love and care for someone you miss. Our website also has tips for adjusting to being apart, coping with loneliness and reconnecting with someone you haven’t seen in a while.
Miss You
Half my sentences trail off lately. They were on their way to you and lost the thread.
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There's a chair you used to sit in. It still leans slightly toward where you were.
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Missing you has become a habit I forget to break, like checking the sky for rain.
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I keep saving stories for you, stacking them like books I'll one day hand over.
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Some evenings the silence sounds exactly like your voice deciding what to say next.
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I walked past our old corner today and the air there still remembered us.
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You're the page I keep dog-earing in my head — I return to it without meaning to.
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I miss the version of me that existed only when you were close enough to laugh with.
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The kettle whistles and for a second I'm sure you'll wander in asking for two sugars.
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I made the soup we used to argue about. It came out exactly your way this time.
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Distance is a strange tutor — teaches you which parts of someone you carry everywhere.
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My phone keeps suggesting your name. I'm not ready to correct it.
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There's a small ache that arrives at dusk. I've stopped trying to name it after anything else.
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I miss the small mercies — your patience, your terrible singing, your way of making rooms slower.
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Today the bakery still had your favorite. I bought one anyway. It tasted like waiting.
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I think of you at red lights, in elevators, in the pause before someone answers.
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You'd love the way the trees turned this year. I keep wanting to show you.
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Even my best days have a small empty seat with your name penciled on it.
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I miss being known without explaining. With you, sentences could afford to be shorter.
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Some songs feel like trespassing now. I play them anyway, gently, like visiting a house.
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The hours don't move quicker without you — they just go somewhere else.
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I keep wanting to tell you the funny thing the dog did. The dog also misses you.
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Whatever I'm doing, a quiet undercurrent of you runs through it.
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I miss our normal — burnt toast, late starts, you mid-sentence in the doorway.