A Poem of Friendship

A Poem Of Friendship by Robert Davidson to escape the prison of my skull you have become a necessary part of me lurking on the fringes of my dream relationships i find are vast deserts demanding all, challenging all and for that purpose we are given one another left to myself i become inward, morose whipped by self-pity's bitter lash so when the ultimate separateness of soul frightens me i return gratefully to the sympathy of touch a friend of entirely different temperament becomes a relief from the monotony of personality a balm for the wounds of human love now i know the thoughts of your heart before you speak them our solitudes broken, you help me find myself i guard your privacy in fear of my own Copyright 2006 http://www.robertdavidson.blogsource.com