Rhyme Best Friend Poems

These Rhyme Best Friend poems are examples of Best Friend poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of Best Friend Rhyme poems written by international poets.

I don't even like this wine that I'm drinking,
But it's here,
It might stop me from thinking.

Tonight he grabbed me and threw me,
Onto the ground.
Then his

© Jess Marlo  

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Jesting with shadows, A twin's eerie grin,
Echos of laughter where the black cat has been.
Skeletons waltz by the dim candlelight,
Sister, you are

© Jami Patterson  

Is fear a threat to being even lonelier,
not too sure of being hugged, sheltered
and assured that harm can be prevented;
do bedsheets offer protection to a

© Andrew Crisci  

Bed how I love thee
Let me count the ways ….

Always ready when I am sleepy
And in need to rest my weary bones 
You keep me

© Deb M   

?? "Bestie Became Enemy" 

Bestie became enemy, sharp like a knife,
I never thought you'd cut me out of your life.
I gave you my secrets, my

© Mukondeleli Tendani  

Those we love don’t go away,
They walk beside us every day;
Whether close or far, lead the way,
So, what if it’s a weekend or a weekday?
Until

© Tia Khouloussy  

She loves to twirl and jump
expressing without a care 
This is a girl that has big curly hair 
her eyes filled with life, makes me

© sun dazer  

In gardens where the wild winds roam,
Marlaina walks, and love comes home.
Each step she takes, the blossoms rise—
Their colours borrowed from her eyes.

She lingers where

© Scott Worth  

The table’s set, the cards are stacked,
Coffee is ready, out come the snacks.
Allana grins, that knowing look—
She’s got Phase 1 like it’s a book.

We start

© Scott Worth  

You were my first and truest guide,
With open arms and heart so wide.
A listening ear through sleepless nights,
A steady hand in all my fights.

You taught

© Scott Worth  

Born 31st July 2014 – Passed 16th July 2025

When shadows fell and nights grew long..
You came into my life.. a light, a song.
So soft, so

© Derani Blackburn  

Sisyphus’ Lament

I took each hard punch 
And swallowed each raw pill. 
But you said it wasn’t a fair fight
And I agree, 
But you didn’t watch

© Sylvia Lupien  

Times are tough, but know I’m here,
Your forever friend, my love, my dear.
When skies turn gray and shadows fall,
I’ll be your light, make me your

© Scott Worth  

At twenty-six, a gentle flame,
A golden heart, a glowing name.
With grace she walks, with light she stands,
A scholar's mind, with helping hands.

What once began with

© Scott Worth  

We talk like always—deep and wide,
Of everything, and what's inside.
You know my soul, I know your face,
Every silence, every grace.

But there’s a line we never

© Scott Worth