Short Life Long Friend Poems

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Premium Member KATE


Kudos to my life-long friend, who
Accomplished all of her major goals,
Though she faced severe challenges.  
Education and experience did not fail Kate.
Form: Name


Life-long Friend

I have a Bestie like no other.
He came along after loosing my Mother.
Heartbroken and lost,
he was there at no cost.
With an ear to listen,
bent out of shape and in no condition.
This is when,
he became my best friend.
Always there,
and shows he cares.
I never had a friend like him,
who drops everything on a whim.
I got his back and he has mine.
That's my Bestie,
A very rare find!
Form: Rhyme

For My Daughter

My beautiful daughter,my life long friend,our silly songs we make up,she drives me round the bend! Stealing my make up,stealing my clothes,plays her music too loud,but my secrets she knows..Although shes embarresed,when her mates come to stay,she shouts at me loudly,mum please go away!..i know she loves me really,she just dosent like to say,off back to her bedroom,her rap music she goes off to play..
Form: Rhyme

So Long and Farewell

A life long friend,
A soul mate,
A heroine, a star
A woman so phenomenal,
The very best by far

I never thought I’d have to 
Say these last goodbyes
So long and farewell my hero
A girls so strong and wise

These last few weeks of life 
Since your diagnosis
Have been so tough, but you pulled through
So difficult to notice

One day we will meet again
And live our lives together
We’ll start a new life, you and me
And share one heart forever
Form: Narrative

Falsetto

I can see the false hope and doom,
the hissing in the breath,
Sorrowful, baleful emotionless,
every word reeks of death.

The masses that follow blinded now,
forever will they weep,
Appointing a puppet of false hope,
The rage and anger we reap.

Anger fills the glasses full,
confusion fills the mind,
My heart now torn, as a tattered flag,
doom for all mankind.

To settle now for this false hope,
my desire to amend,
To watch our world fall apart,
the loss of a life long friend.
Form: Quatrain


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