That One Best Friend
THAT ONE BEST FRIEND BY PAULETTE LEWIS
A CHILDHOOD DREAM THAT LINGERS ON
A FUNNY MOMENT THAT IS NEVER GONE
A FARMERS DAUGHTER AND A BUTCHER'S CHILD
TWO GROWN UP, OH SO BOLD AND WILD.
BACK IN THE DAYS OF THE ADVENTUROUS
EXPLORING THE NATURE SIDE WAS A FULL CHORE
NO FEAR TO THE BRAIN, WHEN YOU CLAIM THAT
YOUR FATHER OWNS THE WORLD.
TWO BEST FRIENDS ALWAYS LOOKING OUT FOR EACH OTHER.
MANY CHALLENGES, BUT WHO CARES, NOTHING IS HARD
WHEN YOU HAVE THAT ONE BEST FRIEND TO CALL.
JUMP FROM A TREE AND MAKE IT A FUN NIGHTMARE.
LAUGH OUT LOUD AND SET IT IN HIGH GEAR. EAT MANGOES
FOR DINNER THEN TELL EVERYONE TO BEWARE.
THIS POEM CAN NEVER ENDS, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU HAVE THAT
ONE BEST FRIEND, TO START ALL OVER AGAIN.
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