Prison poems for my husband

Home Prison poems for my husband My man is in a state prison as well. We write all the time, and he calls me when he can. We've been together 2012 and are so in love. I can't wait for him to come home. I miss him so much. I love him so much, and he loves me the same. I never met anyone like him. I love the poem you wrote. It was beautiful. Thank you for sharing. It was December 21, 2017, when I was asked by my sister if I wanted to write someone in prison. I was a little shy at first because he is 45 and I am 61. From the first email that he wrote. I understand your feelings. I became pen pals with my now husband in November 2014. Our relationship grew through emails, letters and phone calls as he is in prison over 400 miles from our home. The day I met my husband in person was the day that I married him. He is 43 and I am 54. When our eyes met and he smiled, I knew without a doubt that I had finally found the owner of the rib I possess. God made me for him. On August 15th, 2018 we got married. Love always comes when you least expect it, and sometimes it uses the strangest method to occur; in my case, surfing the web one lonely night. In December my husband will be released. He was/is certainly worth the wait. I wish you and your man the best because it will only get better once he's released. Stay strong. I've experienced similar circumstances. Three years in federal prison, and believe me, I was very insecure about the relationship with my girlfriend. Things are very good now. Stay strong in character against the corrupt system around you. Best of luck. So when you sleep, take this to heart,. My cousin was in county jail and he told me he had a friend for me. Only time would tell if we would work out. So I waited for a text/call, but instead I got a letter. I was nervous and thought he and I won't write much anyway. He won't write me or he'll write only when he's bored. Only time would tell! Ten months later I get 2, maybe 3 letters, a month, sometimes more. I haven't had a chance to set up the phone. He's always being moved around. I have gained his trust, honesty, and sincerity, but I'm also worried it's jail talk. Only time will tell. I used to work in a prison and the crap I heard most of the men would write to each women to get money. Using those 3 tender and loving words "I love you" as meaningless words. Only time can tell if he is

true! I also know my cousin wouldn't set me up with someone bad. I am also sad that he is in prison. Three years. I don't even want to be with any man but him. I am scared that I won't be good enough or his heart is with someone else. Only time will tell. My Dearest Love by Sherri Brown - Family Friend Poems. I know how you feel. My husband has been gone a month now. The system is corrupted, and he also was falsely accused. I wish you the best. Stay strong. My dear husband got sentenced to prison on August 7th. It's the hardest thing to be away from him. I have never felt so alone in my entire life. I didn't get to talk to him for 5 weeks at all. I wrote him letters every day, but due to his circumstances he wasn't able to write back. Now he can write and call, and it definitely helps hearing from him after nothing for that long. But I still can't express how much my heart aches for him, to be in his arms. I'm so glad I found this poem to send him, and knowing I'm not the only one who is going through this terrible situation makes me feel like I'm not alone. Thank you, ladies, for sharing your situations. My husband and I have a 1 year old daughter together who misses her daddy so much, and his parents are not well. Please say a prayer for us, and I will be praying for all of you. God bless. I read your post, and I want you to know to hold on and have faith in yourself. Always believe and pray, and God will see you through this. You had a lot of trauma that you went through, but stay focused on the prize. You have never met this guy face to face, his mother dies, then his dad, and still no face to face? Then your husband passes away. I feel that you should find out his inmate information, where he is incarcerated, then call the facility for visitation hours and make the trip to see him face to face; he won't have any way to escape your visit! If he is a true person and not just "catfishing" you, then you'll have the perfect place to find this all out. If he doesn't give you the information then you will at least know your love is going nowhere with this person. Good luck and condolences on the loss of you husband. But I love you so much; you are my sun. Inside those walls you are doing your time,. My husband and I been married for 2 years, but he is going to be locked up for 7 years. He was the one doing almost everything at home - saving account, bills, washing clothes, cooking. Now everything changed. My heart is with him, but 7 years is a lot of time. I need some good advice because I don't know how to make it. My husband is in prison, also. He was sentenced to 10 years in 2013. I'm still here, waiting FAITHFULLY for him because for me, there's simply nobody else on Earth. I'll love him through anything - space, time, distance - it doesn't matter when you honestly, truly love someone. I applaud you for waiting for your man! Unfortunately, there's not many of us that would do the same. I

may not be rich or the prettiest one,. Not being here with me is your only true crime. When the time is up, I begin to fall. I started dating this guy in 2015, but I knew him like a year and a half before we started dating. He had done some stuff he shouldn't have done, and now he is in a state prison until 2034 (yeah that's a long time for what he did, and it's only 2018). It is hard to go day to day without him at my side and not have him there to come home to, but I am making it somehow. I found this poem and read it, and I thought of my boyfriend first thing. We stay in contact through letters and phone calls when he can call and I can put money on his account. He is the best thing that has ever happened to me, and now I have to live without him. I am very mad and hurt by him not being here. I hope I can make it until he gets out. In my heart I can, but in reality I don't know because it is a long time before he is going to come home. The earliest he can be released is 2021, which is 3 years, and he has already been gone for a year. I hope he gets out soon. I love you, Jeffrey Glenn Latham. Wow, these are true words. Only time will tell, and in the meantime we wait faithfully, not knowing until time tells. Are you still waiting? I am waiting, but it drives me crazy when I don't hear from him and think the worst. I, too, am a prison wife. 10 years in. There is a great page on Facebook that I have been following. Helps me through the days. Confessions of a Prison Wife is what it is called. All those who have a loved one locked up, keep your head up and be strong. I know exactly how you feel. I have been with my fiancé since I was 18 years old. I am now 26 years old. He is my best friend, the one I tell all my secrets to, and the man of my dreams. He has been in almost four years, left with five more to do. We are still waiting for a reconsideration. He is in prison over something stupid. He was in Indiana visiting his mother and I could not go with him due to my summer finals. His mother has always been a drug addict. He struggled with it when we were younger but finally stopped and started working and helping to support our family. While at his mother's house he discovered she was dating a man, one that is younger than me and him both, who was operating a Meth lab with his friends. The police raided her home and all the fingers were pointed at him. Out of nine people he is the only one sitting in prison still to this day. He was sentenced to 18 years, and every day is harder than the last! But I am still waiting. He has my heart forever! I have been with my husband for 16 years, and he has been in and out of jail and prison for most of our relationship. But right now this is the hardest time/trip we have had to deal with. We have 6 wonderful TEENren together and he is looking at pulling a 10-15 if not 20 year sentence for something he didn't do this time. Also, he just messed the birth of our 6th TEEN. So it is a very

upsetting time for us all right now. I read your post, and I want you to know to hold on and have faith in yourself. Always believe and pray, and God will see you through this. You had a lot of trauma that you went through, but stay focused on the prize. Hi, i can relate to your story too, as my husband is in prison, and has been for 4 months shy of 20 months. It has been hard, for myself and my TEENs, but love will get us through. I hope that it all works out for you, and that you make some friends in your new town. xx. My son got arrested 1/2015 for something he didn't do. Bond was set at $100,000. I'm on disability, so I couldn't get a lawyer. He was beat up and bad things degrading to him. You're guilty til proven innocent; the county is crooked also. The DA then promised my son he'd get him 60 years if he takes it to trial. My son is so mild mannered and hasn't ever been in trouble, never been mean to me (unlike his brothers). He even begged them to give him a lie detector test. They wouldn't let him. A guilty man wouldn't do that. Well, he accepted their plea of 10 years. He's only 30 years old. He doesn't belong there. He's scared. I'm scared. But what's messed up is his doc has him convicted a month after he was arrested, but my son spent a year and half in county before plea bargain. He was rail-roaded. Even lawyers in the city looked at his file and said he was. He feels forgotten. It's so hard to deal with that pain, my surgeries, and my disease. I gotta fight and nobody understands how much stress I'm under or how sad I am. But my love is true, and I'm sure you know. My name is Tina. My husband's name is Jason. He is currently in a state prison. He's been there 12 years, and I miss him so much. I moved over 300 miles from my home town recently to the city where the prison is located so I could be here closer to him. I don't know anyone here, so it's been extremely hard. We still have a ways to go, but we'll make it. Our love is forever. Hi my husband is doing four years in prison. We have been married for 13 years and we have three great TEENs. It is really hard because they are not little, they understand what is going on, but I keep my head up and stay strong for them, but inside I am dying without my loving husband. We will be together soon. I so identify with your testimony. My husband and I have been together 34 years, and have been married for 32 years. He has served 26 years of a life sentence for a crime he didn't commit. I. So when you sleep, take this to heart,. Hi, me and my fiance have been together for 4 years. He has been in prison for 6 months now. It's been really hard cause we have never spent a day apart since we first met. But in a way this has been a good thing cause our relationship was having problems. We were getting involved in drugs and fighting. We lost sight of ourselves and our love for each other. Drugs make you a different person.

The saying "You never know what you have until it's gone" is so true. We both realize all the things we took for granted. Our love has never been stronger. It's really hard going everyday with out him. Every time I go visit him is hard cause when it's time to leave I just want him to come home with me. He goes to court next month to see how much time he gets. We are praying that he gets to come home. Another good thing is his relationship with God has grown. He has always been a religious person but now he dedicates his life to God. So do I. Without our faith what do we have? God never gives you more than you can handle. This is just a start to a new beginning for us. A chance to live life the right way. I'm 27 with 3 TEENs and he is 40 with 4 TEENs. We need to set an example to our TEENs. I want a better life than what I had for my TEENs. But with faith all things are possible. I miss you Armando Cardona Jr..always. My father and I hiked mount Washington in New Hampshire in July of this year. As we approached the summit, we came across this shining soul who was hiking with a cat on his pack. My father told me I'd see him again and it'd be an immensely influential part of my life. Sure enough, I lost my father at the summit. Using my survival skills I stayed put until he found me. After a while someone tapped me on my shoulder and said, "Hi, I'm Logan." I turned around and it was the guy who was hiking with the cat. We fell wildly in love with each other and went on multiple backpacking trips through the white mountains. So please send us an Angel, is all I ask of you. I was set up by my stalker and did 12 years for it. The DA needed me to get some kind of time because it was election year and he needed to add more to his list of convictions. I know so many who were wrongfully convicted for one reason or another. I am talking to a man now on death row for a murder he did not commit. Not talking to in a romantic way, by the way. He was convicted the same time I was by the same DA. The system is corrupt. Money and power are what matters most. And for the cops, it can be racially motivated, but also they just want to move to the next case. It can happen to anyone. We are hoping that things turn around for him and they have solid evidence that he is innocent. He is a good, intelligent man that doesn't deserve any of it. I hate that any of us have to go through this. I'm sorry. Hang in there. Those in prison need our love and support. They appreciate every letter you can send them. Hi, my name is Frenchie and my fiance's name is Chris. He has been locked up for a year and a half now. I miss him so much, so I know the feeling. It gets tough, but just keep praying for God to move in your fiance's favor. It will get better in time. Hi my name is Jaszmeanne. I just want to say thank you. I enjoy reading all of the stories shared. I have never been through this situation before. My fiancé just

recently has been locked up, and it is going to be for quite some time. I love him with all my heart, and I hope you all don't mind if I share some of your poems with him. I'm not much of a writer, but some of these express exactly what I'm feeling. Thank you! Yours truly, Jaszmeanne. Has this poem touched you? Share your story!. I understand your feelings. I became pen pals with my now husband in November 2014. Our relationship grew through emails, letters and phone calls as he is in prison over 400 miles from our home. The day I met my husband in person was the day that I married him. He is 43 and I am 54. When our eyes met and he smiled, I knew without a doubt that I had finally found the owner of the rib I possess. God made me for him. On August 15th, 2018 we got married. Love always comes when you least expect it, and sometimes it uses the strangest method to occur; in my case, surfing the web one lonely night. In December my husband will be released. He was/is certainly worth the wait. I wish you and your man the best because it will only get better once he's released. Hello everyone! I am a wife of someone wrongfully convicted. He's been incarcerated for 7 years. I spend all of my time on the Internet just surfing and reading, praying. I never thought that I would know a person who has been railroaded, let alone be married to one. I married my husband on October 5, 2015. Yes, 5 years after they railroaded him. I married him because I love him he loves me, and I know beyond a shadow of a doubt he's innocent! It breaks my heart for such similar cases because I can feel the pain. I wanna go back on here and read all the posts. Maybe I can help someone or they us. I loved the poem. It felt and sounded like my own words. I'm crying as I type because I'm in disbelief that I live in the U.S. and we still have corrupt police, lawyers, and so forth. Wishing everyone peace and happiness! I understand your feelings. I became pen pals with my now husband in November 2014. Our relationship grew through emails, letters and phone calls as he is in prison over 400 miles from our. No one or nothing will keep us apart. You have never met this guy face to face, his mother dies, then his dad, and still no face to face? Then your husband passes away. I feel that you should find out his inmate information, where he is incarcerated, then call the facility for visitation hours and make the trip to see him face to face; he won't have any way to escape your visit! If he is a true person and not just "catfishing" you, then you'll have the perfect place to find this all out. If he doesn't give you the information then you will at least know your love is going nowhere with this person. Good luck and condolences on the loss of you husband. Email me when new stories are published on this poem. My wife and I have 3 beautiful TEENren one of them my son we nearly lost about a year ago. I

am currently in Iraq assisting the US Military as a civilian and I think that sums up how I feel. Built for Mobile Faster. Smoother. Better. You Deserve it! My Family, My American Dream by Robert Tadlock - Family Friend Poems. When I First Met You - A Love Poem For Him. Subscribe by Email for a weekly dose of Loving, Healing and Touching poetry!. Has this poem touched you? Share your story!. Were you touched by this poem? Share Your Story Here. STOP! Did you spell check your submission? Common Mistakes: the word "i" should be capitalized, "u" is not a word, and "im" is spelled "I'm" or "I am". Subscribe by Email for your weekly dose of Loving, Healing and Touching poetry!. A heartfelt Poem from a husband and dad depicting his love for his family, his TEENren and his wife, through the passage of time. My wife and I have 3 beautiful TEENren one of them my son we nearly lost about a year ago. I am currently in Iraq assisting the US Military as a civilian and I think that sums up how I feel about my family because I miss them every single day. Check Your Spelling or your story will not be published!. Love Of A Father And Husband For His Family. Do NOT submit poems here, instead go to the Submit Poem form.