Friendship Ballad Poems | Examples

These Friendship Ballad poems are examples of Ballad poems about Friendship. These are the best examples of Ballad Friendship poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberGet a Good Friend

Strong bonds don't end.
Get a good friend.

Do this and you’ll not be contrite.
Good friends are as precious as gold,
and having them never grows old.
Make a friendship that’s good and tight.

Good friends are as precious as gold.
They’ll get over it when you fight.
You don’t have to be too polite,
and having them never gets old.

Get a good friend.
Good friends are as precious as gold.
They are those who will treat you right,
and having them never grows old.
Strong bonds don't end.

Get a good friend.
Strong bonds don't end!

Jan. 3, 2021
for the 'Meditative Ballad' Poetry Contest of Emile Pinet


Premium MemberThat You Are Kind

with kindnesses
fill up my mind

remind me of God’s precious gift
when my soul needs a hefty boost
when my fears need to be reduced
when desperate, I need a lift

when my soul needs a hefty boost
your kindness will always uplift
when I seem in a downward drift
when my fears need to be reduced

with kindnesses
when my soul needs a hefty boost
You, friend, are never one to shift
when my fear need to be reduced
fill up my mind

fill up my mind
with kindnesses

written November 30, 2021
edited December 1, 2021
re-written December 3, 2021

Premium MemberMy Best Friend

you're my best friend, until the end sometimes the world appears unfair when nothing seems to work for me; then I'd turn around, there you'd be, and I'd count on you being there. when nothing seems to work for me I slowly slip into despair, thinking no one would even care; then I'd turn around, there you'd be. you're my best friend when nothing seems to work for me friends, like precious diamonds, are rare, then I'd turn around, there you'd be; until the end until the end, you're my best friend

Premium MemberFreed Verse To Personify

THE HEIRLOOM
I lay within a drawer so long
Loneliness was my heart's song

My diamonds never saw the light of day
Since granma's death,I'd been that way

Her grandson went a'courting strong
Maybe my exile now,will not last long

He brought home his bride-to-be
Glowing with pride,for his parents ,to see

He slipped me on her left hand,
They planned a wedding,oh so grand

That special day soon came around
A gold band nearby, I suddenly found

For many years we would not part
Such friendship heals the lonely heart

A day then arrived,of which I live in dread
Returned to a drawer,by a bed.

Copyright © Brian Strand | Year Posted 2008

Premium MemberA Brother

They come in all shapes These folks we call friends Opinions they share And souls each one bares. But no friend comes close To that of a brother Great strength from within Tender hearts that don’t smother. It’s often been said To have many friends One first is a friend With whom one breaks bread. When one needs to glean The support of another Seek out far and wide The comfort of a brother!


Premium MemberFriend, a Heaven Sent

You are my friend..
Come show your hand
Memories we bot had
By gones still be a fad

You are my friend..
I will always understand
For you, I'll take a stand
Uncertain it maybe, no run

You are my friend...
I do not like ever to bend
Try and try we will mend
Love and care always ascend

You are my friend..
I will extend a hand
Even my life I will tend
From God, You are heaven sent

by: olive_eloi
11:46am
01/22/2014
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Premium MemberOver a Cup of Coffee

A cup of coffee we met
Miles of ride we went
Ideas, opinions we vent
Few minutes we spent

On the coolness of the light
I heard laughter so dear
High up staring to the skies
Picture of you not a liar

You play jolly to quiet songs
Asking me sometime what wrong
Fallen short yet been long
I didn't know, we can get along

by: olive_eloi
5:07pm
01/15/2014

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Premium MemberWithin Friends

Black; brown; yellow or white
Wherever you came from
Rich; poor; young or old
Whoever you are

Professional, educated or not
No matter what status you are
Single, married bisexual
No matter what personality you have

We can be friends

Life is more colorful
When friends are dear and truthful
A shoulder to lean and cry on
A hand to squeeze and hold

Indeed, pals give comforts
Worth of fortunes like treasures
Whenever disagreements arise
True friends win for sure

True peers protects and cares
They understand and reassures
Forgetting any pressure
As they know all will are God's creatures

Friends are not selfish
Selfless like love in flourish
It is beyond time and description
It is far from extinction

Premium MemberThe Telly

I called it love
you called it convience
I called it affection
you called it an intrusion
I called it heaven on earth
you called it a sports car
I called it romance
you called it boredom
I called it friendship
you never bothered to call back
art

Premium MemberDreaming

DREAMING


When I was walking down the hall I felt a pain that hurt me
poignantly but it was not really there

When I was walking up the stairs I met a man who was not there
and he was not there again to day- oh how I wish he'd fade away!

When I was at the table alone I spoke with a lady who was dressed
in grass and cotton but she was not there and maybe I was not either

There just is not a way to know when we are dreaming is there?
Nevertheless dreams do come true some times
© John Long  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberCelebration

Darkness covered ever crevice,
When the angels of God betrayed the Lamb,
And the tongue of accuser, set us all down in the shame and guilt of self-
effacement.
The sound of fury cursed our joy,
That we all bowed down and couldn’t stand,
And the pain of regret, set disease in all our arms and legs,
But there was one angel, an old black woman,
Who saw the light of day anyway,
And she took her cane and through it to the side,
And said, “Hey baby I’m a embrace this ride,”
No matter what, I’m a go to drive in movies,
And I’m a smile come what may,
And I’m a sing a song of roses, despite the darkest day,
And she began to flap her wings,
And the wind from her bosom spread across the cosmos,
And the world knew celebration.

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