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Freindship Poems - Poems about Freindship


Premium Member No Turning Back
Burning Bridges from Kelly’s Heroes sung by the Mike Curb Singers Friends all tried to warn me But I held my head up high All the time they warned me But I only passed them by They all tried to tell me But I guess I didn't care I turned my back and Left them standing there All the burning bridges that have fallen...

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Categories: freindship, friendship,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Roger's Waist
Roger’s waist was the linchpin when we launched “The Rose” off Garrison’s Cove on Bailey Island. He let out the rope around his belt as she slid off the trailer at high tide. We weren’t young back then, but barely young enough to pull it off. I was from a river-boating family back in Pittsburgh where some folks cleated shell boats...

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Categories: freindship, death, death of a
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Tribute To A Tributer
Tribute To A Tributer I Am Anaya likes good food and fine rhyme Dining with Poetry Soup all the time She posts tributes so terse but they could be verse With a love of poetry so true and sublime ...

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Categories: freindship, appreciation, best friend, character,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member All a Person Needs
Her daughter loved visiting the older couple who lived next door but after the lady’s husband died the daughter said, “I don’t want to visit her anymore.” “She’s so sad every time I see her…and she still talks to her husband too. It makes me a little uncomfortable…I don’t know what to do.” Her mom said, “I understand your...

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Categories: freindship, friendship, sad,
Form: Verse
Broken Freindship
Hey there friend, yes you....don't be staring like you haven't got a clue when you were down you stuck to me like glue now that your on the rise you gave me a shocking surprise i didn't want see it but i had to open my eyes to the way you treat me and all...

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Categories: freindship, friendshipme, me,
Form: I do not know?




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