Friendship Support Poems | Examples

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


Premium MemberA Recollection

Memories come rushing back
of the friends once forgot
in the mists of living angst
behind the veil of private death

the exclamations that surprise
distant echoes of the past
breaking walls built with lies
that no one cares for this life

one or another is enough
the darkness broke by a light
lit from above to reveal
what came before the misery

a recollection that does not care
for the darkness left behind
asking for a smile to spring
when reminded what life brings.
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Premium MemberSister ties

earl grey tea and crumpets
we shared stories and memories even tears
evening bonding heart to heart



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2025

Premium MemberMiss Understood

I hesitated
Sorry I brought up the subject
I choke up
But he insisted
So I blurted it out

In the end I bared it all
He listened
He said he understood
And sympathized

I didn’t buy it but
It felt good to tell him
The weight off my shoulders



AP: 3rd place 2022

Premium MemberShadows On a Pearl

Like shadows on a pearl You entered my life At the darkest of times Surrounded by darkness And the coldness of a tough life You shimmered, you shone You caught my attention made me look up And hold my head a little higher Even though you have your own shadows Your brightness helped guide my steps To a life a little brighter. Kale Brereton November 16, 2018

Premium MemberA Friend In Deed

When darkness spreads across the land, and storm clouds form above; a friend will be there, outstretched hand, and offer you their love. They stand beside you through the dark, and always without strings, to help you make it ‘round the mark; the wind beneath your wings. Whenever doubt forms in my mind my writing is sub-par; with your encouragement I find my muse becomes a star.
June 23, 2018


Premium MemberYour Support I Need

The physician offered no hope, But why did you push me away? You only said you couldn’t cope To watch me decline, fade away. As I approach my final day, I long for a place in your heart. I wish some support you’d impart. This path is not one I had planned And it’s not my choice to depart. Please offer me a loving hand.

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