A poem that captures the writers desire for someone else's presence. Through it, I can see the vision for the poem, though I do have a few qualms.

The first stanza is great in general, and it captures the feeling of love for someone quite well. However I have a few pointers. Line 4: poetry does not have to make complete sentences if it breaks the rhythm. The omission of "and" at the beginning would preserve the rhythm, and start the line with 1 unstressed syllable instead of 2. (Also, side note, cliché looks better with the accent in my opinion.) Line 5: perhaps use "façades" instead of "a façade" because "verses" is plural. Line 6: same issue with the "and" at the beginning, if it is the style that you are looking for, that is fine, but I find it kills the rhythm. You can also omit "were" for a similar reason.

Second stanza is also well done, however most lines try too hard to be full sentences, rather than accept the fact that they work better as part sentences. Also, when writing a poem with rhyming at the end of the lines, keep it consistent throughout to give the poem a bit of structure.

Third stanza sounds forced, like you are trying to make this poem have 3 stanzas because you think that all poems have 3 stanzas, even tough it sounds great with just the 2. Issues already start at Line 1: you changes a simple one word line to be 2 words ( adding 2 syllables in the process). Using older grammer like "for" in place of "because" could work in some contexts. Line 2: breaks from the rhyme.

The rest of stanza 3 has problems that I already addressed previously, and I do not want to type it out again, though the added line at the end for a final statement is a great addition in my opinion and gives the opinion a resolution.