Friendship Dramatic Verse Poems | Examples
These Friendship Dramatic Verse poems are examples of Dramatic Verse poems about Friendship. These are the best examples of Dramatic Verse Friendship poems written by international poets.
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mine think's see'z
touch
touch'd
by fellowz
mine
thinkerz
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aight bruh
you right
were
gravel thuh
hurts
kneez yo
mhm
,/\,
*oh, this be one uv mine
"l'il dip'erz"
thuh <]') come'n soon ')
much love
Friendship, treasure so valued
prized best with love’s gain
reigning midst isolation
saying “you’re not lost.”
God’s partnership blest
offers pardon-bliss and peace
securing fellowship* seal.
*1John 1:7 But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin.
June 27, 2021
1st place, "A BRIAN STRAND JULY 16" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 7/16/2021.
I want to use exactly the right words
For death is near,
And words are important.
But when I arrive
And see the state of my friend
And how much weight she has lost
I forget all of my words.
And reach for her hand.
Stroking her as gently as I can.
Showing her love
That could never be conveyed
with words.
Brethren
in prayer-fellowship*...
Bonded
through God’s loving grace-friendship...
Braced
upon servant-heart's stewardship...
Built
around spiritual work-partnership...
Blessed
along divine authority-leadership...
Benefited
to minister by faith midst pain-hardship...
Beautified
with glorious praise-gratefulness worship!
*1Corinthians 1:9 God is faithful, by whom ye were called unto the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord.
August 27, 2019
What color are you
What language do you speak
Where are you from
What religion are you
Can you speak the same language as I
Do you think that any of that really matters
The answer to that my friends, of course, is no
You are all my brothers and sisters
No matter what color, language or religion you are
If you fell into the quicksand
For sure, I would hand you the other end of my staff
And with extreme integrity
You shall grasp onto it
And with all my god given power
Shall I wrench you out
And rescue you from certain death
If your hands become too weak
It is only because god himself
Has handed you the other end of his staff
For we stood
For we stood out there
On a field in France
Staring straight at death in its lair
Gun in hand, battle stare
For we fought
Man on man
Bayonet or bullet, hand to hand
For we screamed and we cried
Friends are dead; biding time!
For we thought in muddy trench
Loves we’d had, memories bend!
So I survived something you’ll never see
Cries in the night, screams on the breeze
You call me a hero because I came back?
Killed so many - I can’t come back!
I raise my glass to the fallen boys and men
Buried in the ash; some my friends
With you I’ll share a drink but don’t pretend that you could ever understand the hell of men.
One song can spark a moment,
One flower can awaken a dream,
One tree can start a forest,
One bird can usher in spring.
One smile can begin a friendship,
One handshake can lift a person’s soul,
One star can guide a ship at sea,
One idea can fashion a goal.
One vote can change a nation,
One sunbeam can brighten a dreary room,
One candle can block out darkness,
One laugh will vanquish someone’s gloom.
One step must start each journey,
One word to start a prayer,
One glimmer of hope will raise one’s spirit,
One embrace will show you care.
One voice can speak with wisdom,
One heart can ring out true,
One life can make a difference,
And it only takes one child,
To teach the whole world
Something it never knew.
That was my field!
That was my line!
That open space!
That's where I died
I remember their faces
I remember their cries
I remember how we joked together
I remember trying to save their lives
That was the church field
That was the safe line
That's where they came from nowhere
That's where we fought for our lives
This field remembers
That space in time
This grass grows different
This ground still cries
The memory is so present
The memory is so real
The gunfire and explosions
I can hear them, I can see!
That was my field
That was once me.