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A Friend In Deed


Author: arkay
ASL Info:    50+/m/Atl.Can
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Words: 123
Class/Type: Poetry /Friendship
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Friendships are hard to hold onto.
Wouldn't it be nice if all friendships were like this?


A Friend In Deed





Sharing of respect
no homage is owed.
Clinging to honour
an objective code.

Fashion to present
all manor of trust,
withholding no bone
of contentious thrust.

Freedom to play
on words of wit.
Knowing the line
on which to quit.

Caring enough
to see it through,
when times were tough
from where we grew.

Taking the time
from a busy life
to say “I’m here”
in times of strife.

Holding out hope
when little is there.
Sparing no words
to bring us square.

A time to settle
never comes around.
Nothing is owed
to this we’re bound.

None should be
without this friend.
Mine will be there
to the very end.




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  A true friendship is rare and priceless. Some never have this privilege to have. One must hold on to these kind of friends with ever fiber of their being. A good write!
| Posted on 2005-10-27 00:00:00 | by AlabamaFarmGirl | [ Reply to This ]
  This is a really great poem for me. Six years ago I lost my best friend. She was only 49. We were totally inseperable and the loss I feel is like no other. The wording is perfect.
| Posted on 2004-12-12 00:00:00 | by wannabe1 | [ Reply to This ]
  I really like this poem! WHat a great description of a good friendship! I liked how short the lines were...it made for a unique reading experience, cuz I am used to the long-lined poetry...So I give you thumbs up for originality, and you also did a great job with your topic too! Thanks alot!
-Shawnothan
| Posted on 2004-12-11 00:00:00 | by Shawnothan | [ Reply to This ]
  Thank for this, its nice to see someone celebrate frendship, as i feel friendship is somewhat underrated. You need friends before lovers, and your family to be both friends and relatives, if you see what i mean. I just got a call from a friend of mine, who i havent spoken too in a while, this poem just cried out at me. Also 'A friend in deed' reminds me of the song 'pure morning' by placebo, who i used to listen to WITH THIS FRIEND! thats really spooky, im touched. thanks for sharing, and may the friendships in your life long continue :)
ellisa
| Posted on 2004-12-11 00:00:00 | by ellisa | [ Reply to This ]
  So pleasant, so comforting- a true friend this would be indeed. Friends hold no debts, no grudges, and are unconditional. Such friends are hard to come by, and when they do last forever. This poem expressed that well, and was simple and easy to read. I especially liked the clever wit here...
Knowing the line
on which to quit.
It's good, to know someone so well that you know just how far to take a joke. The writing here was good, and flowed well. The ryhming pattern was a bit traditional, but I guess that that would put more focus on the words themselves. Very enjoyable.
-Ari
| Posted on 2004-12-11 00:00:00 | by Ari Leukos | [ Reply to This ]


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