Short Childhood Friend Poems

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Premium Member SONG

SONG
a voice
melody

the record player
in my big brothers' room
magical seventy-eights

"my musical friend and savior"
Form: Verse


Friends

Dorky 

Geeky

Stinky

Sneaky

My school friends were dorky, geeky, game
but they were quite stinky, sneaky, lame.

2,2,2,2,9,9.
1/19/2018
Contest write me a Tyburn
Sponsored by Kim Rodrigues.
© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tyburn

Premium Member Advanced Age

Oh time,

My once trusted childhood friend,

It is so difficult for me to accept the fact

That with the passing of years

You have turned into 

A vengeful foe!






(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
      07 October 2016

Premium Member Dreams

At the end of the yard neath an old oak tree
There's a bench where you used to sit with me
We'd bring our dolls and dream up dreams
And drink fake tea with sweets and creams
As I sit there now in the warm Spring air
 I'll dream up dreams of when we were a pair
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dreams

At the end of the yard neath an old oak tree
There's a bench where you used to sit with me
We'd bring our dolls and dream up dreams
And drink fake tea with sweets and creams
As I sit there now in the warm Spring air
 I'll dream up dreams of when we were a pair
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Dreams

At the end of the yard neath an old oak tree
There's a bench where you used to sit with me
We'd bring our dolls and dream up dreams
And drink fake tea with sweets and creams
As I sit there now in the warm Spring air
 I'll dream up dreams of when we were a pair
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member His Rain Songs

His Rain Songs

(inspired by Stephen Kilmer's poem, Rain Songs)

Was glad you came back, my
childhood friend from Nam.

Look at the friends of the dead;
they cry when it rains.

My friend flinches, cries, or shouts.
Forever nightmares.

The dead are resting now.

Premium Member Childhood Friends

man and woman, earlier boy and girl
take a walk in the park 
enlivened by the chirpy song of a lark
behold pure joy unfurl

childlike innocence frolics with delight
agendaless exuberance prevails
in the void, both lift soul’s sails
as they so embark on a wingless flight

My Childhood Friend

Together we built castles from sand.
I was the princess.
You, always my prince.
We would always pretend.
You used to chase me around the trees,
until I became dizzy, and I couldn't breathe.
We played hide and seek,
Sometimes I even let you take a peek.
We was always such sneaks.
Form:

Exuberant Friendship

My ardent faith in you leading me to your divine pond where I will flap my tiny hands and swim with you to the other shore.

streaks of pleasure rose
as the swimming lesson grows -
swan and little boy


Date of Entry : 10-08-2020
Contest : Haibun - Pick Your Theme Poetry Contest
Sponsor : Line Gauthier
Form: Haibun

Memory of Cory

The passion of the soul
 there is no stronger force
 that surges through our veins
 alive in breathless winds
 and gentle seas
 the spirit soars
 never resting..
 but living strong within our hearts



For the passing of a young man passionate for life, sea and surf...
and my son's childhood friend...
Form: Ode

Yellow

Slightest wind makes you vibrant
dance as if the sun was your lover
Every other being moving without hesitation
still, you are the most free spirited
All your hands wave at me
as if i were a childhood friend
Easily how sickness is seen
yellow is the color
shows to me you are dying
No longer you are my brother

Premium Member Laughing With a Lifelong Friend

Out conversations are notorious.
Our loud laughter is uproarious.
Our explosions of mirth are furious. 
Other diners smile. Some look curious.

This what it is like with a childhood friend.
Pure happiness does not readily end.
When we are together, all dour descends.
We are flexible and find, as lovely knee bends.
Form: Rhyme

Time Spent With Diane

Time Spent With Diane

Like traversing tracks
And jumping the cracks
My time
Spent with Diane

Like jumping some ropes
And sledding down slopes
My time
Spent with Diane

Like skipping some stones
And eating snow cones
My time
Spent with Diane

Like a childhood friend
That never will end
My time
Spent with Diane
Form: Narrative

Fluke

Swift as air, the jet took me back.....
to my roots.
The pre-Thanksgiving fares to Philly sucked me in,
like mom's Hoover vacuum.
And Lady Luck, her diamonds catching the rays of a thousand moonlit nights, 
held my hand,
when I stayed with an old childhood friend.
Together we walked the fields near the murky river,
and lamented what never became.
Form:

Summer Heat Wave

I remember where the sidewalk ended
Next to where the old fan palm grew
That waved its many hands at me
As I walked home from school each day
And of course I always waved politely back

In childhood anything can be befriended
But even as a kid I knew
That wind, not wonder, moved the tree
Yet I named it Summer Heat Wave
And of course I still wave politely back.
Form: Rhyme

Friends

Souls surface, scared and torn.
Fearful child, you were so wise.
Too precious for this filth,
Though every diamond came from muck.

Sadistic friend, your corruption
Knows no limits.
He who mocks with such venom
Poisons his own heart.

Crippled breath, you run here
In these veins,
A black opium, oh hidden puppeteer!

I suppose you have forgotten me

By now.

Paulette - 1

I've a childhood friend I cannot forget.
Since first grade, I've known Paulette.
I haven't heard from her in some time,
and both of us are well past our prime.
I called to see how she was doing,
and right off she started boo-hooing.
I was sorry to learn her health is bad.
Poor Paulette, sounded terribly sad.


November 11, 2021
Paulette - 1 Contest
Sponsor: Julia Ward
Form: Verse

Premium Member Melancholy Memory

He, my childhood friend I really didn't notice That he was different I loved him.. We played together Innocent of misplaced genes He wanted to be with me Simple days.. He was so happy Blissfully unaware Downs Syndrome was his curse Ignorance.. He was sent away " For his own good" they said My innocence dying How I cried.. In another time His gifts would be nourished A melancholy heart My friend Steve..
Form: Verse

Childhood Crush

He looked longingly at her
As a child would a candy bar
She had turned into a model 
His childhood friend
Her world was topsy turvy
With razzmatazz 
While his was without all the jazz
Her lotus shaped eyes he was in love with
That gazed on him in playful light 
While to another blew a kiss in flight
Would he be able to capture her fluttering heart he thought
In the end decided the  candy would be best if never bought.

Silence

Don’t underestimate the power of silence

Silence was my childhood friend
Silence is something to defend

Silence isn’t deafening
Silence is mind levelling 

Silence isn’t ominous
Silence isn’t monotonous 

Silence is internal strength 
Silence is good health

Silence doesn’t perform
Silence isn’t in multi form

Silence is pure
Silence is there to assure

Silence is trustworthy 
Silence is credit worthy

Silence is my friend
© Andy DW  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Doll Story Ld

Cinnamon, my childhood doll,
I barely thought of you at all -
of where you went,
or how, or when,
but I was only little then.

Now I'm crying, lost in time:
layered under years of grime,
you sit quite still
upon the shelf
and I am back inside myself. 

The antique market fades away:
I reach for you amidst the fray.
My Cinnamon,
my childhood friend,
our story wasn't meant to end. 




Contest sponsored by Charles Messina. June 14, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jackson Paper Retires

"Puff the magic dragon, lived by the sea", Leonard Lipton and Peter Yarrow

His name was Jackson Paper. 
Forgotten by history,
disappearing like a vapor,
he was born near Honalee.

He became successful enough,
but forgot his childhood friend.
Years later, in a smoky puff, 
he met a fiery end.

Happy Ending

While, Jackson, ol' Puff did destroy,
in his place, a younger male
heard, "long time no see, Jackie boy,
time for us to set sail".
Form: Rhyme

Free

Brutal beatings 
I've been dealt 
A child screams 
The ice cream melts; 
Cuts and bruises 
From head to toe 
Muffled whimpers 
As she shovels snow;
Unbridled laughter 
He hides in shame 
Praying to God 
They won't remember my name; 
Kicks and punches 
Thrown in fear 
Under the covers 
He hides his tears; 
The childhood friend 
Died in my arms 
Life itself 
Has lost all of its charm; 
Opening up 
To God and man 
Freeing myself 
As best as I can.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Pretty One

I'm a white dude, she's a black woman.
We have known each other since we were children,
and as I caressed her soft dark chocolate skin,
my childhood friend turned to me and said the following;
"You are like a brother to me, this can't continue happening."
"Are you saying," I asked, "not to make love to you like a black man?"
"Not that kind of 'brother," she smirked, "you gorgeous moron."
She is beauty with brains, I'm just the pretty one.
I know when my looks go, I'm doomed, done.
Form: Rhyme

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