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Welcome to our collection of poems about friendship! True friendship is one of life's greatest treasures, and these poems celebrate the joy, love, and loyalty that come with it. Whether you're looking for words to express your gratitude to a friend, or simply seeking inspiration and comfort, our collection has something for everyone. From classic poets to modern writers, these poems explore the depth and complexity of the human bond that is friendship. So take a moment to appreciate the special people in your life and discover the beauty of friendship through the power of poetry.

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Wrapped Up In You — Chris E Morganroth IV	Deep in your arms I find peace and belonging To lean into you is where there is no wronging Warmth of your heart and the sound of that beat This is...	11 views Rate it
Wrestling Jacob — Charles Wesley	FIRST...	139 views Rate it
Write With Every Fiber Of Your Being — Mario William Vitale	On the express basis of the unique premise of the creative write. One should implement their core genre; As an attribution toward success. We can’t sit...	141 views Rate it
Writin' Back To The Home-Folks — James Whitcomb Riley	My dear old friends--It jes beats all, The way you write a letter So's ever' _last_ line beats the _first_, And ever' _next_-un's better!-- W'y, ever'...	48 views Rate it
Writing A Letter — Jacob K Ertel	Together forever we are beings of light, all of us brothers and sisters let us unite. by the word let us join together in a point of view we share, ...	22 views Rate it
Writing Poetry — Nikhil Parekh	Writing poetry is like the newborn draughts of ecstatic wind; kissing the innocuous cluster of green leaves; with the most uninhibited ardor and...	24 views Rate it
Writing, if at all possible — Wayne Blair	Want to do this? Rest for twenty minutes Shut up, erase past thoughts Pray, if you wish. Get Fresh air from Open windexed window. Now, think back… ...	4 views Rate it
Written Afterwards — Henry Lawson	So the days of my tramping are over, And the days of my riding are done— I’m about as content as a rover Will ever be under the sun; I write, after...	29 views Rate it
Written And Rewritten An Infinite Times — Nikhil Parekh	Every tangible and intangible portion of my lips; had solely and nothing else but her compassionately igniting kisses written and rewritten an infinite...	5 views Rate it
Written Christmas Day 1797 — Charles Lamb	I am a widow'd thing, now thou art gone! Now thou art gone, my own familiar friend, Companion, sister, help-mate, counsellor! Alas! that honour'd mind,...	130 views Rate it
Written For A Gentlewoman In Distress, To Her Grace Adelida, Dutchess Of Shrewsbury. — Mary Barber	Might I inquire the Reasons of my Fate, Or with my Maker dare expostulate; Did I, in prosp'rous Days, despise the Poor, Or drive the friendless Stranger...	110 views Rate it
Written For My Son In His Sickness, To One Of His School fellows. — Mary Barber	I little thought that honest Dick Would slight me so, when I was sick. Is he a Friend, who only stays, Whilst Health and Pleasure gild our Days; Flies,...	49 views Rate it
Written For My Son, And Spoken By Him, At A public Examination For Victors. — Mary Barber	To you, Athenians, we again submit; Reward, or punish us, as you think fit. Let Idleness, unpity'd, meet Disgrace; For Idleness, this Year, is doubly...	101 views Rate it
Written In A Quarrel — William Cowper	Think, Delia, with what cruel haste Our fleeting pleasures move, Nor heedless in sorrow waste The moments due to...	121 views Rate it
Written in a Volume of the Comtesse de Noailles — Alan Seeger	Be my companion under cool arcades That frame some drowsy street and dazzling square Beyond whose flowers and palm-tree promenades White belfries burn...	113 views Rate it
Written In A Young Lady's Album — Friedrich Schiller	Sweet friend, the world, like some fair infant blessed, Radiant with sportive grace, around thee plays; Yet 'tis not as depicted in thy breast-- Not as...	33 views Rate it
Written In Early Youth. The Time,--An Autumnal Evening — Samuel Taylor Coleridge	O thou wild fancy, check thy wing! No more Those thin white flakes, those purple clouds explore! Nor there with happy spirits speed thy light Bathed in...	111 views Rate it
Written in Northampton County Asylum — John Clare	I am! yet what I am who cares, or knows? My friends forsake me like a memory lost. I am the self-consumer of my woes; They rise and vanish, an oblivious...	117 views Rate it
Written in the Blank Page of the Sorrows of Werther — Anna Seward	O thou, who turnest this impassioned leaf, Where Anguish claims the sympathetic grief, If no relentless prejudice can bind In stagnant frost the mercy...	51 views Rate it
Written In The Stars — Charles Edward York	Written In The Stars Written in the stars is my body and soul And I am made by Love Divine The same love is star stuff in me Author of every single...	64 views Rate it
Written In Zimmermanns Solitude. — Matilda Betham	HAIL, melancholy sage! whose thoughtful eye, Shrunk from the mere spectator's careless gaze, And, in retirement sought the social smile, The...	110 views Rate it
Written Soon After The Preceding Poem — Charles Lamb	Thou should'st have longer liv'd, and to the grave Have peacefully gone down in full old age! Thy children would have tended thy gray hairs. We might have...	66 views Rate it
Written With a Pencil Upon a Stone In The Wall of The House, On The Island at Grasmere — William Wordsworth	Rude is this Edifice, and Thou hast seen Buildings, albeit rude, that have maintained Proportions more harmonious, and approached To closer fellowship...	115 views Rate it
Writting letter — Zainab bula	There was a girl and her best- friend They were talking about a letter they wanted to send To the girl's grandmother who lived very far she went...	0 views Rate it
Wtf deux — Charles Fields II	Whut da faaak ! If wordplay, was my forte Tonight, by the passions that ignite the fuse excite the means feed my dreams incite the...	5 views Rate it

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