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I think there should be separation between verses so it might flow better and make it easier to read.
I don't care for the last few lines. They don't seem to go with the rest of the poem and it doesn't sound right to end all the sentences with 'you'.
Here's a little hint that has been helpful to me. Try not to use the word 'I' in a poem if possible.



I want to know your opinion on this poem.
"X-Mas Day"
AN open book lays on a dusty table/next to an empty bottle and a cd
and I try to speak but I'm unable/to hear myself over your t.v.
She just sits there still and silent/and her skin feels cold as death.
I stand before her patiently...
bent/praying that she'd take a breath.
She had finally drank it all away,/all her memories and agony.
There could have been a better way/but now she's also ridden of me.
My eyes slowly well up inside/but refuse to spill over my face
and no matter how I try to hide/this image I'll never be able to erase,
one last smile on her perfect lips/and the sparkle in her blue eyes,
so beautiful and real that it rips/the ability from me for quiet goodbyes.
I didn't want her to go/with so much I had left to say
and I just wish she'd know/how I felt for her on Christmas Day.
If I could have any gift today/take my breath so you could breathe
so you'd hear what I've got to say/and I wouldn't have to see you leave.
I just need to hold myself now/'cause I feared losing you.
Strangely though I feel freed somehow/as if you now knew
how I love you/and ache for you,
burn for you/and break for you,
give for you/and take for you.
I lived for you/and I'll die for you.