Fairweather Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Lessons

Lessons from one's environment, one's disappointment, and distractions choose wisely. One's pain of loss of
anyone can be healing. Lessons 
Fairweather, familiar faces sometimes eventually 
abandoned. Lessons 

Attempting to save others from themselves who
don't want to be saved. Lessons 

Non-reciprocal energy from people who often become
lovers of distinguishing themselves wavering in actions.
Lessons 

Momma often said everyone's heart is different, so don't harden your heart. Experiences are the best teacher.
Lessons

Premium Member The Fun Church

Sunday morning sardines
Sing trademarked sermons
No gain, guitars must be clean
To harken out the predetermined

Donation cards in cursive fonts
A prayer for a new patio to
Crosses finished like their countertops
Their fair-weather faith up for review

This is for the poor Diet Coke debutantes
In Burberry scarves with lipstick grins
Money isn’t everything but it's all they got
Life is just so hard for those who always win

Empty Nest

A nest is never truly empty
Built with tender loving care
An unbreakable bond
Offering hope of new life extending branches to family tree upon spreading wings and building more nests
A promise of a love with no end
Offering fairweather friends  to flock back to an always and forever home sweet home away from home


Premium Member Flowery-Bird

fairweather redbreast
a past, charming summer feeds
under the flowers

robins are calling
as the sparrows are singing
redbreast fairweather

7/3/19
written words James Edward Lee Sr.

Premium Member Fairwell Fairweather Friend

I thought he was a friend and I was wrong.
We seemed inseparable so much time spent.
When troubled times came it was a new song.

I do know that true friends are heaven sent.
To me friendship is a really big deal
We seemed inseparable so much time 

I am not sure how I'm suppose to feel
This is a kind of hurt that cuts real deep
To me friendship is a really big deal

In my mind there are memories I keep
I expected him to always be here
This is a kind of hurt that cuts real deep

Friends are like our reflections in the mirror
We need them to see who we really are
I expected him to always be here

True friends are friends wether near or far
We need them to see who we really are
I thought he was a friend and I was wrong
When troubled times came it was a new song

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