Girlfriend Friendship Poems

These Girlfriend Friendship poems are examples of Friendship poems about Girlfriend. These are the best examples of Friendship Girlfriend poems written by international poets.

Tell me your secrets,
I’ll tell you mine.
Don’t tell me lies,
We’ll get along fine.
The past is behind us,
The present is now.
That we can be friends
Is amusing

© Ellen Gwaltney Bales  

A Meditation on Growing Up

[Age 5] — The Sand Kiss

You hated when someone kissed your nose,
I buried you deep where the warm sand grows.
Then stole

© Saeed Koushan  

A woman accepts your friend request 
That means she accepted your friendship 
Not your offer of courtship.
When a woman send you a friend request 
It

© Hugo Sarvida Jr.  

A Special Dark Run
A Pile of Fetty For Fun
Crystal Natures and a Ton of Bad Jokes
I said it all but thats not all I had

© Travis Wilson  

Seeing me as their jewel, Simon and John are friends so fine
Simon puts all the efforts, I do not miss a sign
John stays as his

© Funom Makama  

Tumhare baare mein har baat jaanne ka junoon sa tha,
Aaj tumhari bohot aadate meri aadaton ka hissa hai jisme ek sukoon sa hai.
Achha batao na,

© Akash Jha  

Oh what a Valentine
God would have to make!
bigger than a loving home
a classroom
a cathedral
a universe perhaps -- 

let us help by each doing 
one's humble

© Joe Dimino  

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

© Devin Croteau  

I've gotten better 

Or so I thought

Cuz suddenly the words

I'm not okay 

And

I want to die

Left my mouth

Which is weird

Because I thought I was better 

But that's not

© Annie Katz  

Imagine if you would,
a comedic TV show.
Funny most evenings
and has a nice flow.

The guy who works
for Police homicide
the one who dose
the chalk outline.
A psychic friend

© Robert Kinard  

Poetry is my mistress 
I write everything in her name. 
If you’ve not heard from me in a while 
It is poetry to whom you

© Robert Kinard  

(Rinpoche in Sarnath, 1987)

That’s What A Buddha’s Like

It’s hard to know where to start
when talking about the ineffable.

Maybe starting at the end is best.

It’s taken

© James Moore  

Relationships are built 
On foundations.
Where some are firm,
Others are flimsy.

We often forget
What relationships are.
With a change of title
Comes immense pressure.

‘Boyfriend’ or ‘girlfriend’
In terms of ourselves.
Even

© Micheala Ruth September  

I have known love;
Underneath your tender arms.
In the much you have;
Your smile is the charm.

Your smile brightens my face; 
Scaring away my wrinkles.
You make my

© David Wanjiku  

My little piggo, I love the way you shine,
You have a cheek so pink, and eyes so divine.
Your hair is so bobby, just like a

© Suujish Kandampullyy