Friendship Sad Love Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberSo So

So many poems
			so few poets
	so many


so few
			one less now
	my heart bleeds


In-between
	the empty spaces
			sadness sleeps


Premium MemberDangerous Dan McGrew

Who are you
Dan McGrew?
You sound quite mean
If rumours' true

You lodged yourself
Inside his head
Some seventy years
Still, now you're dead

A tale of love
Of bars and booze
The wheel of fate
Alas, you lose

The west was wild
Back in the day
As danger framed
Each male afray

But what of Lou?
The lady fair
Of unkissed lips
And tousled hair

A broken heart
May never mend
A scar unhealed
Until the end

So as our story
Precious told
Still held in head
Though tired and old

A life not lost
No shooting here
Just words uncovered
Crystal clear

By man with joy
For life, 'tis true
May soon reunite
With his own lady Lou

Premium Member60 Degrees of Separation

So many good acquaintances-- I wish I could get to know
Alas, we're kept apart-- cuz I made them think I'm too weird, though :(

Premium MemberPlease Trust Me

Nothing else
But secrets between all
Of who we are...

Thy dreams of a different love
Found within the envisions of
Betrayal, and dream of I and
A proclamation of killing another.

Seemingly unwilling,
To give me thy trust...
Never have I spoken
Of secrets that had
Once left you broken,
Only those relevant enough
Are whom I white-lyingly tell,
Yet not all secrets are
Ever revealed...

Trust me, otherwise
My mind shall not stop
Aching and echoing of the lies
Which once separated me
And my feelings away
From you...

Premium MemberWe Used To Be Friends

We used to be friends
but we had a falling out.
We got back together
and had a great time.
For two years, 
got married.
Got along another year.
Messy split.
Divorce.
Anger on both sides
Saw each other at funerals.
Did not speak.
Twenty years later found each other again
at a family wedding
Too much liquor
Too much information
Too much laughter.
We both got scolded when we got home
by our angry spouses, neither
understanding 
That we used to be friends.


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