Growing Up Poem by Teens

Dedication to my best friend Allie. In the end I apologized and we acted like nothing happened the very next day of school. All the months of fighting, and we never brought it up again. I hope we will be best friends again because currently we are just friends.

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I had a fight with my friend Hollie because Imogene is my best friend, and she felt left out. Sorry, Hollie.

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I'm Sorry But You're My Best Friend

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Published by Family Friend Poems September 2007 with permission of the Author.

I am sorry for what I did.
I forgive what you have done.
The truth is I miss you.
Remember all the laughs we have together?
Each day I pick up the phone to call you,
And go wait I cannot.
Because of that fight, I can't recall.
Don't you remember?
All the teachers who yelled at us for talking
And the insides jokes that we laughed our heads off with
And the gossip and rumors we made.
I told you we will be best friends forever,
And I plan to keep that promise.
I said things I didn't mean,
And you hurt me by what you said also.
Just trust me on this.
I'm sorry
We seem so far apart now,
Which is something I don't want to happen.
You were my best friend,
And you cannot deny it.
If you don't accept this
Then I understand.
You will not be forgotten.

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  • Chloe Orion by Chloe Orion
  • 7 years ago

I had a fight with my friend Hollie because Imogene is my best friend, and she felt left out. Sorry, Hollie.

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  • Bindu by Bindu
  • 7 years ago

I really miss my best friend. We shifted our home. It's been a month since I last saw her and spoke to her. I miss you, Ali.

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  • Manisha Bahing Rai by Manisha Bahing Rai
  • 7 years ago

Dear Besty,
I am really sorry for what I did. Yeah, I was selfish that time and I didn't pay attention to you. But now when you are not with me I am really alone. I hope you will feel the same as I am feeling right now.

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  • Kat by Kat
  • 8 years ago

This reminds me of my best friend. We split up because of the education of the school. He stayed while I transferred. We haven't talked since.

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  • Aparna by Aparna
  • 8 years ago

I had a small fight with my best friend in which I was wrong but I realized it very late. Now he is just ignoring me .....I am very upset..I hope this poem will help me in getting my cute friend back. I want him desperately as this is our last year...

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  • Rahul by Rahul, India
  • 10 years ago

This reminded me the fight I had with my bff, we didn't talked for months over an argument, but we can't stay apart for much time, she's still best friend.

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  • Hbear8342 by Hbear8342
  • 10 years ago

This reminded me of my last time BFF. I want to be friends again, but we've split up, and are in a different clique. I don't think we can be together anymore...

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  • Becca by Becca
  • 12 years ago

This helped me get back with my best true friend Eva after having a massive argument and getting putting on report xxx

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  • Ruby by Ruby, Australia
  • 13 years ago

My BFF and I had a fight and I am really sorry but she owes me an apology as well and I am really sorry! but I really don't want a fight because it's our last year together!

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  • Kate by Kate, Mauritius
  • 13 years ago

ouch! I hope tomorrow this poem will bring me back my lost friend at college! pray 4 me! I <3 cha ! :D

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  • Lexie by Lexie
  • 14 years ago

My best friend is really mad at me. HE was the one to break me out of my shell, the one who knew all my secrets, most of all the one I loved the most. I try to forget him, it does not work. I will miss him and love forever , whether we're together or apart.

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  • Zara by Zara
  • 16 years ago

this poem is really good, I have recently had an argument with a really close friend, and this made me realize that he is my bestest ever friend and that I miss him so very much. =[

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