Boyfriend Best Friend Poems | Examples

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Premium MemberColourful Wooden Tulips

I want to give my only yellow mini tulip away
To the daughter of my beloved late cousin,
So the memory of her will never slip away
From our minds and hearts deep within.

I recently gave a symbol of love, a red tulip away
To my newfound lover who I knew would win
My heart in how he engages with me every day,
How he passionately makes us both sin.

I am yet to give a blue tulip to someone someday,
As a symbol of friendship and peace between Djinn.
I want to meet him again, soon, someday.
But maybe, his heart, I will never win.

I bought a vase of mini tulips I saw on the way,
Considered it for someone who may be my twin,
But I realize it was too much for someone anyway.
So I bought them for myself, even if self-love is a sin.


Premium MemberDiscordance

Companionship or romance, what's the difference?

Is it through death that we depart?
But even friends share that remark.
Is it dinner with a view?
But with friends I'd still pursue.

Is it the coffee shop or show?
But with friends I often go.
Is it through language that we flow?
But my partners have no difference.

What's the difference?

Could it only be emotion?
That alone is not enough.
Then maybe too, devotion?
Could it really be this tough?

With friends there is adherence.
Then maybe it's appearance?
But that's not an interference.
Then maybe there's no difference,

What's the difference?

Premium MemberUnbearable

I require patience.
You always are so patient.
Burdened by consistent ache,
wearing thin your patience 

 committed soul.
you represent commitment.
Healing wounds besides his own.
I admire such persistence 
 A Man of many qualities 
Selflessly persistent 

Restrictions hold no power 
Do you feel restricted 
Fear ive become unbearable 
Leaving you conflicted 
Soon to loose my only friend 
Alone as i predicted

Premium MemberBoy

She warms my heart
I'm not sure how
She lights a fuse
And soon.. kerpow!

My love it swells
Her voice 
Like angels' clanging bells

She wakes me up
I feel alive
Her face a feast
On which I thrive

Such lovely jawline
Perfect skin
Her posture
Perfect mannequin

I love her walk
I love her clothing
Find something wrong?
I see no thing

Her curves delight
We chat so long 
Into the night

Her arms entwine
Her hands just beauty
In beastly mine

I've never liked someone like this
My heart beat falters
As lips I kiss

Balcony we sit
As shoulders touch
I like this girl
Says boy

So much

Premium MemberBlaming

Imperfect and tainted, accusations enters one's mind
                vividly actions create reactions. Misleading someone to
               accepts one's plots?

                 Blaming, discredited and  exposed playing the victim this
                mental weight is heavy with balls and chains holding hostages.
           
                 Blaming, placing the blame on another, constant manipulation
                shifting gears uncontrollably head games in full effects, and 
                those chameleon like patterns unravels yet in denial continuously
                blaming.


Premium Memberlucky guy

we once knew a gambler kevin

who preferred the number seven

you could count on his

numerical bliss

to raise it up to eleven.

Premium MemberTwo Stone Puppies

TWO STONE PUPPIES
When your puppies were dying,
you didn't notice me crying.
I know they licked your face,
and did the things all puppies do,
Oh! Lord!
I cried for you!
Lord I cried for you.

But you got your laughs on the run
between the Y and a Cinnabon.
Puppies cry and so did I,
while you thought it was so much fun.

When your boyfriend was lying,
you didn't notice me crying.
I know it hurt you deep,
the way a love can always do,
Oh! Lord! 
I cried for you!
Lord I cried for you.

But you got your laughs on the run
between the Y and a Cinnabon.
Puppies cry and so did I,
while you thought it was so much fun.

Two stone puppies, they will never die,

Never will they die.

© ron wilson aka Vee Bdosa the Doylestown Poet
© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberWould You Run From Me

WOULD YOU RUN FROM ME? You circle me like a hawk a mouse Not realising you're the prey You're so obvious yet elusive You radiate uncertainty and fear And longing My soft curls, my tiny me Your endearing bravado Such transparent play around The open self that I am If I would take your hand Would you withdraw it? If my thumb would fondle your pouting lips Would you run from me? If my arm would encircle your wonderful waist Would you jump and run? Back to that closet I found you in? *** January 3, 2017

Premium MemberMy Best Friend

A husband,
My lover,
My best friend

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