I wish that I could take it all away, but it's done.
We were the best of friends, everything we did was fun.
Now it's not the same since you became cool with the in-crowd.
Now you're ashamed of me; you want me to be like you, but I'm too proud.
I wish that you weren't so stuck-up and would come back to reality.
You wanted to be so popular that you dissed your own nationality.
Now that you got your wish, do you still think you made the right choice?
Remember that we once were friends, you always told me that I had a voice.
But what about now, you don't even speak up, you're too scared.
They might find out who you are and boot you from your position and not care.
With all that said and done, our friendship is left in the past.
But who will you have to come back to when being popular just doesn't last?
Poem About The Cost Of Being Popular
My friend was a transferee from other schools. By now we were best friends for about 2 years, but when she became friends the popular students, she became bad, greedy. Always commands me like...
Once Friends
Published by Family Friend Poems October 2007 with permission of the Author.
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