Best Confidant Poems


Timeless Tale

You are tragedy incarnate.
You're the whisper to the sky
That tore the world asunder
And you didn't need to try

Absolute opacity 
at maximum capacity
Fill your mind up endlessly 
With all the never meant to be

Wretched be this parasitic tag along you hide.
That filth you feed is evil, and it's time it ing died.
Betrothed be to misery, In confidant confide.
Hells nowhere you chose to be, It's always there inside.

Welcome. I find you're here again.
Funny how I catch you creeping back in now and then.
Used to be you'd stay as long as I cared not to care.
Now that I look back I left a lot of myself there.

The weight of all this emptiness, alleviates the (w)hole.
Now the mind is paralysed, it must destroy the soul.
Siphoning your entity to nurture the abyss.
Taking away everything to only give you this.

Seas are awfully rough, I hope the maelstrom abides.
The swift and gentle bliss, of her chaotic tides.
She will sooner drown me than she shift a single drop.
But the journey isn't over cause the journey doesn't stop.

Careful! I'm only here to help.
I saw that you were wounded, thought I'd nurse you back to health.
You're not captured.
Though it seems I've been myself.

Have some things that you might need. 
Guess just time if nothing else..
Perhaps you'll share some with me?
We'll keep it for ourselves.

You are mercy here incarnate 
You're the whisper at our side
That lulled the world to slumber 
So you didn't need to hide

Premium Member Confidant

Seems in another place and time,
You are truly my partner in crime.

My Confidant...My Friend.

I think I was a happy child yet wish I had more joy
In  things that mattered most to this little heart of mine.
An ear to listen to my woes and comfort me when  sad
 but this I did not get from my  loving mom and dad.

As a child I could not speak of things that mattered most 
Parents did not have time to talk nor share a child’s concerns. 
My hopes and fears stayed bottled up in an over burdened  heart 
filled with  questions I feared to ask. 

At  the tender age of six I found a lifelong friend
And every year since then I shared my thoughts with Him
 He never turned his back on me nor lay a scolding hand.
I talked to Him in innocence blaming Him for everything. 

Yet in many  ways He showed He cared 
though I don’t remember thanking Him 
for the good days we shared
But I remember blaming him when I was sad or mad.

I talked about the way He let me suffer  hurts in vain
 friends should stick together I’d say..through thick and thin 
I swore at Him if I stomped my toe or bruised my little knees
And since I could not hear His reply I’d utter words
 like these.

 You know I am disappointed you let me down my  friend
I thought you loved me too.
Why would you let a friend be hurt I wouldn’t do the same to you.
Yet despite all the cruel things I said He remained my 
 steadfast friend.  
                 
He probably shook His head in wonder every time I swore
Or blamed  Him, for not standing up for me a little more.
Did I but know that hardship was His way of making me
  spiritually strong, ready  to face whatever hardship came along.

 He speaks to me with words and signs I cannot now ignore
The older I grow I understand His way even more.
He comforts me every day blessing me in many ways 
Thank you God for being forever,
                                       my confidante … my friend.


Confidant

Your disguise is perfect and given off with style
If only he had known when you were coming down the aisle

A secret spilled that would inflict nothing but pain
The revolution I feel for you I can hardly contain

With a laugh and a smile you reveal a broken promise
The day you lit the fire and began it with a kiss

Lying is not the only thing you did with your mouth that day
Thoughts of him and your children keep me from giving it all away

Go on and pretend to live in your fantasy dream
For in time the haze will disperse and reveal your vile scheme
© Erin S  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member In Search of a Confidant

Of this principle, we should be CONVINCED.
If I said it to you in CONFIDENCE,
Would it lie in RESIDENCE, nevermore
to surface, even by ACCIDENT?

Would it never be exercised as EVIDENCE;
not even to come to one's DEFENCE?
Would it never ascend from the cave pits,
nor used in any way as VENGEANCE?

Let the uttered words confided in a trusted
one remain in CAPTIVITY, chained at the heart;
there to reside for ETERNITY, and only brought
into judgment by the ALMIGHTY God.

051223PSCtest. Brian Strand.
A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE no 1216

No Confidants

those friends I have known
I can't tell you anything
you're still my brothers
© Nad Simon  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Confidant John

More hours spent speaking with him than anyone else 
Needing good advice and wisdom, - he offers a wealth

Paths crossed first, at thirteen, he was dating my mother
Subsequent twenty five years see friendship as no other

My father had dissolved overseas, no influence on my life
'Uncle' John took daunting job of teaching me how to drive 

His honest recount of his younger life, experience of LSD
Described the risk and tumult I assessed was not for me

As an adult, through burgeoning occurrences, able to listen 
To current worries, angst Uncle John feels, give my wisdom 

Throughout my pregnancy with Opal,  discarded by her Dad
John, my dear crutch, shared my woes, truest support I had

Eight years later,  gladly we remain empathetic companions
Phone calls compile moreish hours, kin without comparison 






21st October 2020

Written for Contest : From The Heart

Sponsor: Regina McIntosh 

- Judged N/A on 28th October 2020


     Submitted for Constance La France 
              N/A Contest for October 
                3rd November 2020

The Cross I Bear Without My Confidant

... Then it sunk in you were gone,
no more moments, laughs, or cries to share,
just my writing of poetry to get me along,
through this cross that I was given to bear.


   Events taking place as I'm thrown,
thrown in it's pits and no escape in sight,
I am living a life I never have known,
& have never learned of from lessons in life.

   So unprepared for the pain endured,
by my slaughtered heart killed with yours,
hearing the news of you left me torchered ,
by events & it's pits I have been reborn.

   I became an angry, and hopeless person,
bitter from the loss of your life I took so hard,
affected so badly I've lost sight of me as a person,
& reborn to become what I despised just to start.

   Seeking relief of your memory in any way,
turning to all kinds of the evil surrounding me,
praying to meet with you again someday,
but not going till I find you didn't die in vain.

  
  We went through times so good and so hard,
we did many things bad and good too,
why did it all go wrong and drift so far,
because all memories good or bad, was with you.

   I'll miss you dearly and for you I will change my ways,
that being reborn has forced upon my acts & thoughts,
you'll forever be known,while your body now lays,
from a pointless act of violence in a dirt covered box.

... Then it sunk in you were gone,
I saw you pale dressed up and just lying there
just my writing of poetry now to get me along,
through this cross that I was given alone to bear.

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My Journal

Buried deep in its pages 
are traces of the trail 
taken by a life lived by 
trial and error 
Thoughts and ideas floating 
around light as a feather 
A few profound ones maybe, 
some sincere and others 
just silly really 
prayers, hopes and dreams 
leave their mark in there
all my fears laid out bare
and clues to finding my realm
nestled between the lines 
Bits of me caught in the text
by ink and glued on with love 
for the word and wonder at 
the mysteries of the world 
my tears captured and preserved 
as they flow through my memories
watering repressed anger, outrage
regret, grief,excitement, passion 
and even joy on occasion 
at times washing away the salt 
from my weeping wounds
tiny rivers of emotion snaking 
through a life well hidden
between pressed pages 
My journal is my confidant, 
Its confines conceal secrets 
some not even my own
A trusty friend, even when I'm 
being a crusty fiend
My steady ride or die 
On life’s often bumpy road 
At times even my confessional
where I can unburden my heart 
Its been a good reminder 
when I forget crucial details 
And proved to be a very precise 
time keeper on our varied travels 
It lays right next to my head 
under my pillow at night 
Away from prying eyes but
still close enough to my mind 
for us to hold fellowship 
in our intertwined dreams
and wake up aligned as one

Confidant

Confidant 
Confidant 
 
 Confidant am eye the daughter kept my secret. Eye never told a sole of her plans 
at all she loves her mother faithfully. A better daughter is not to be found on this 
side of the mason dixon line she is the image of the one eye love the image as 
the rising son. The life that HE has afforded me came screaming from above the 
sky love one another is the message breathed. The daughter is the reason why 
eye pray in the morning light. The honey bee came to the cactus patch and got 
some food all over her wings to carry home to hive. The flowers barley opened up 
she did not stay long she did not give up but she flew away to try some more she 
had to make her score. Eye love the mother very much but now eye love her 
daughter even more for her abscence from our correspondance has made my 
heart grow fonder of her secret kept 
in larder full of love.

Confidant

he has always felt alone
his family is broken
his dad is abusive
he only tells one person what he feels
he loves her
he tries to tell her but he can't get it out right

she knows he loves her
she tries to keep it friendly
she's never mean to him
she doesn't realize everything he needs her to be for him
she tell him everything she feels

he's been more distant lately
he knows she needs someone else
he's broken inside
his only confidant has stopped confiding
he feels alone again

she knows she shouldn't ice him out
she does it anyways
she doesn't want anyone to get hurt
she tries to be there, but she stopped talking about the important things
she only talks about casual things now

he doesn't want her to know she's the only one he tells this stuff to
he can't bare the thought of losing her
he wants her to be his
he wants to feel loved or at least cared for
he wants her to care again
he needs her to come back
he needs to tell her everything his dad has done
he needs to say what he's never been able to say
he doesn't know how

she talks about the other guy again
she says that she loves the guy
she says that guy is all she ever wanted
she breaks him down with every moment

he knows he'll never measure up
he gets so torn over friendship and love
he wants to be enough
he doesn't know how to handle it
he can't tell her any of his this
he doesn't know what to do

she hears he's gone
she'll never be the same again
she will always remember the times she had with him
she'll always cherish those moments; when he was still here

Evil Confidant

A surface made of ice
Its fingers work into my mind
I run to isolation
But my darkness must confide

The perfect winter wasteland
The pretty flavour of my truth
I must despair for something
My life was formed within the noose

A lonely bitterness
I’ll justify my world for you
And when I make you go
I’ll split my reason into two

I’ll complicate my lies
Only so I never fade
But when this doesn’t work
I’ll slip back down into the shade

Oh yes, I really love you
I love that I can still exist
But your face is far away
And if it reaches I resist

Compare my every nothing
To the reality that’s me
We’ll find that I am dying
We’ll find that I must make you see
© Ian Petch  Create an image from this poem.

Kneeling

"You know that feeling,
When you are kneeling

Saying prayers,
To that God who cares

For something that your really want,
Hopeful in Him your confidant 

To calm your anxiety,
By rewarding your piety

And lighten your heavy heart,
From blessings prayers impart 

To know that all will be ok,
And that emptiness will go away

With kneeling words unspoken,
From a heart that is open

That we may receive,
All that we need 

But prayer requires a belief,
In God to provide relief 

For those critical decisions before you, 
Or whatever else is a heavy burden too 

When you can’t handle it by yourself,
For some answers aren’t just sitting on a shelf

Life is complicated to understand,
Which is why we look to God commands 

To help us find our way,
As we kneel and pray 

That all that should be,
Will be

Today,
And everyday

Premium Member My Soft Toy Dog Frisky

When I was young, I felt very sad
                         Then Frisky arrived and I was glad
                         He was a “trashbin rescue with smile,
                        missing-eye wonder made of soft pile”

                        He came with me just everywhere
                        And I whispered secrets in his ear
                        He was my favorite in the world
                        My friend when I was a little girl

                        I know he dried many of my tears
                        Especially my in-between years
                        Yes, Frisky was around evcn then
                         He was a dog that I called a friend 

                       We talked over things. he didn't tell
                       He couldn't read yet, or even spell
                       We grew together, but I grew fast
                       And soft toy dogs can't seem to last.

                       Looking back now, as days become old
                       Sometimes I would like Frisky to hold
                       Soft-hearted toy and my confidant
                       The best friend a little girl could want.
© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.

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