Before you became a friend of mine,
We knew each other for quite some time.
I hate to say we wasted a year and a half.
I'm glad we can now look back and laugh.
It's funny how things turned out.
I wish I could say I never had a doubt.
Truth is, I'm proud to say
You and I have come a long, long way.
You touch the lives of people you know.
You walk around with a humble glow.
You've been a best friend to me,
One that will last an eternity.
I know my secrets you will keep.
On your shoulder I can weep.
You always listen and never judge me,
Always understand so objectively.
You light up a room when you walk in.
I'm so fortunate that my friend you've been.
You are the epitome of a best friend, a true ten.
I wish I had known that way back then.
Words can't convey what you mean.
A better friend I have yet seen.
You confide in me, and I in you.
You are a friend who's completely true.
I never thought we'd be friends like this.
A lifetime of this we almost missed.
I'm blessed things have turned out this way.
I thank God for you every day.
I'm thankful it was not too late.
My friendship with you was well worth the wait.
I love you for all that you are.
There's no better friend by far.
I was alone for a good 2 years of my life and had no one to help me through anything. Then my friend Wade came along and made everything better for me. It felt good to have someone to talk...
Analysis of Form and Technique
A True Friend
Published by Family Friend Poems November 2007 with permission of the Author.
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Analysis of Form and Technique
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Techniques this poem uses:
- This poem is made up of quatrains, which are stanzas with 4 lines each.
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- This poem follows the AABB rhyming pattern. In each stanza, the last words of the first two lines rhyme, and the last words of the third and fourth lines rhyme.
It's funny how things turned out, A
I wish I could say I never had a doubt. A
Truth is, I'm proud to say, B
You and I have come a long, long way. BRead more about rhyme schemes