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Best Friend Poems | Examples of Best Friend Poetry

Rhiannon My Friend
Here’s a poem to start your day, I hope it helps in some small way. Don’t ever start your day with a frown, Be a Queen and straighten your crown. Never fear for I will always be near, To bring you love, laughter, and cheer. So start your day with a heart full of love, You my dear are an angel, a...

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Categories: best friend, care, courage,
Form: Rhyme
From The Heart
Times are tough, but know I’m here, Your forever friend, my love, my dear. When sky’s turn gray and shadows fall, I’ll be your light, make me your first call. No matter the storm, please don’t be afraid, I’ll always be here, it’s the friendship we’ve made. The pain in your heart is quite overwhelming, My friend, my dear, I’ll be here...

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Categories: best friend, emotions, for
Form: Rhyme



Violet
I'm learning to have the nurture of a woman because of you I thank my sister for bringing a vibrant flower into this world I see more color start to hue. Having a little sidekick, another little sister You're silly and ready to go You act like you can take over the world Violet, I hope you see...

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Categories: angel, appreciation, best friend,
Form: Free verse
Sweet Alyssum
I will weep when you whither. Soft, purple petals dried to ash in august sun, Sweet nectar plucked away before I can smell your honey. Before I can taste your grace, Hold you to my face and pour my love into your cup like affirmations Do I hold you close to my chest as you die? Or turn away, I...

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Categories: best friend, i love
Form: Rhyme
Hiku: you're my girl
I'm o f f my f—e—e—t ~ when I see your d~~a~~n~~c~~e you're just so ...

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Categories: beautiful, best friend, cute,
Form: Haiku



The Patience of Ripening
You were picked straight from the stem— a fruit fresh atop the bowl of offerings, something that must be fleece laid over blade. Not taken, but accepted. Not bitten, but cradled. And still, I would let you be the spiked fruit between my teeth— If you asked. If not to taste your sweet, then to feel your sting against my tongue. Pain can be a kind of...

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Categories: anxiety, beautiful, best friend,
Form: Free verse
Ballad for the king Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup Ajimoko III
Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup Ajimoko III by Adejola Joseph Sagacious king Prudent king You are an embodiment of knowledge Encyclopedia of principles One in a trillion A king with an uncommon grace I jealous your star my king A king like no other Ade a pe lori yin sir Bata a pe lese yin Irukere a di okinni my...

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Categories: best friend,
Form: Free verse
Mystic 2025
Mystic 2025 Poem Lionel Derbyshire. The day before on the night.. We packed for Mystic July 2025 We told each another on the phone.. Of what we going to do We going to brouhaha and hoopla hoo-hah The trip to Mystic we had in awe Come we go.. We going to quarell and inspire And we wil reasure.. Our excited smiley faces raptured.. For the freedom We to...

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Categories: america, best friend, cry,
Form: Free verse
3 Copper Coins, And The Kite Caught In The Telegraph Wire
The man was handsome, intelligent, and good in bed. But he just had nothing to say. And all of his days were the same. Monochromatic introspection followed by a sort of smothered self-expression. He never felt like himself. And he always felt worried about what other people thought about him. Who even was he? His routine? His career? His interests? His beliefs? Beliefs? The man had no beliefs, the man didn’t need to believe. For if he started believing in something, he may have actually needed to...

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Categories: best friend, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Paths that part
In the garden where laughter used to grow, We shared our secrets, watching time flow. Now paths diverge, and stories unwind, Friends who were once close, now hard to find. Seasons change, and so do we, Chasing dreams, setting spirits free. Yet in the quiet moments, echoes remain, Of inside jokes and joy, mingled with pain. Pictures fade, but memories hold tight, Late...

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Categories: appreciation, best friend, childhood,
Form: Free verse
My Soul Twin
The first day of college, a world so new, I met a soul whose roots I knew. From the same hometown, side by side, Fate had planned this perfect ride. Day two we sat, our worlds aligned, No words were forced, just peace we'd find, From that moment, life just flowed, In every lane, our friendship glowed. We laughed, we bunked, we shared...

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Categories: best friend, blessing, friend,
Form: Rhyme
Best Friend
Be your own best friend, Your together till the end, Let those wounds mend, Send yourself some love, It's already been through enough, It's never given up, And emptied its cup, So you could grow up. Hold a better view of you, There's really two, Look deeper, you'll know what to do, Your...

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Categories: appreciation, art, best friend,
Form: Rhyme
Too Much
It’s not alright ...

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Categories: 10th grade, best friend,
Form: Free verse
Tell Me
Tell me you want me Tell me you need me Tell me I’m beautiful But don’t go away Stay! Say I love you Say anything… Say I’m worthy of your love Say you support me! But please don’t ignore me Don’t leave me on read Don’t diminish my light Don’t fight against what’s right Believe in us! Believe in your success! Believe we will prevail...

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Categories: best friend, devotion, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
Not Enough
It’s alright ...

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Categories: best friend, friend, friendship,
Form: Free verse

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