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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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My Address Book — B.Mathislange	In the top draw of my desk is where I've kept the addresses of the ones who care. Took my address book, a sheet of paper and pen To write one thing...	378 views Rate it
Obedience — George MacDonald	Trust him in the common light; Trust him in the awesome night; Trust him when the earth doth quake: Trust him when thy heart doth...	376 views Rate it
The Substrate of Subjective Human Consciousness — Karl Constantine FOLKES	A Poetic Claim: It is proposed that the entire cosmos as phenomena is suffused with galactic ‘awareness’ or consciousness; emerging initially as ‘Big...	374 views Rate it
To a Lady and Her Children — Phillis Wheatley	O'erwhelming sorrow now demands my song: From death the overwhelming sorrow sprung. What flowing tears? What hearts with grief opprest? What sighs on...	373 views Rate it
The Eleusinian Festival — Friedrich Schiller	Wreathe in a garland the corn's golden ear! With it, the Cyane [31] blue intertwine Rapture must render each glance bright and clear, For the great...	373 views Rate it
Love and Submission — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Marriage union is union of spirit. The union of two, in Holy Communion, sanctified by the spirit. It is a binding both holy and secular: two...	371 views Rate it
What Then? — William Butler Yeats	HIS chosen comrades thought at school He must grow a famous man; He thought the same and lived by rule, All his twenties crammed with toil; 'What then?'...	371 views Rate it
Two Strange Bedfellows — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Two strange bedfellows. The Conscious and Unconscious. Courting each other. Teleological goal: To unite the two as...	370 views Rate it
A Pastor’s Prayer For Vigilant Obedience — Karl Constantine FOLKES	MY PETITION: Bind me as servant Royally as soldier Ordained now as Pastor To serve you with compassion Honoring your precious love Expecting...	366 views Rate it
The Masque Of Pandora — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow	THE WORKSHOP OF...	366 views Rate it
Life in the Balance — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Life in the balance: Here I am at Double Tree. Hilton Residence. Reflecting on life’s values… After devastating loss. A raging fire, taking hold...	364 views Rate it
The World—stands—solemner—to me — Emily Dickinson	The World—stands—solemner—to me— Since I was wed—to Him— A modesty befits the soul That bears another's—name— A doubt—if it be fair—indeed— To wear that...	364 views Rate it
For Ever — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe	THE happiness that man, whilst prison'd here, Is wont with heavenly rapture to compare,-- The harmony of Truth, from wavering...	363 views Rate it
The Thought That Lingers: Part Four — Karl Constantine FOLKES	The thought that lingers will not rest. Nor dare it ever sleep from constant dread; from constant fear of never ever waking up from its unknown...	361 views Rate it
Let Us Nourish Mysticism. — Liam Ó Comain	A personal relationship with our loving God Is what humanity requires in this era of...	361 views Rate it
A Moment Of Happiness — Mewlana Jalaluddin Rumi	A moment of happiness, you and I sitting on the verandah, apparently two, but one in soul, you and I. We feel the flowing water of life here, you and I,...	361 views Rate it
After Spanish Proverb — Dorothy Parker	Oh, mercifullest one of all, Oh, generous as dear, None lived so lowly, none so small, Thou couldst withhold thy...	361 views Rate it
Sonnet XXII. By The Same. To Solitude. — Charlotte Smith	OH, Solitude! to thy sequester'd vale I come to hide my sorrow and my tears, And to thy echoes tell the mournful tale Which scarce I trust to pitying...	361 views Rate it
Morte D'Arthur — Alfred Lord Tennyson	So all day long the noise of battle roll'd Among the mountains by the winter sea; Until King Arthur's table, man by man, Had fallen in Lyonnesse...	359 views Rate it
Our Redeeming God of Grace — Karl Constantine FOLKES	Our Redeeming God is director of our lives, giving us choices at every single moment, serving as Sanctifier. Our Redeeming God, for special use...	358 views Rate it
Sonnet. On Peace — John Keats	O PEACE! and dost thou with thy presence bless The dwellings of this war-surrounded Isle; Soothing with placid brow our late distress, Making the triple...	357 views Rate it
The Truth About Santa — Don Stephens	Prologue: As children we marveled at the mystery of Santa. Why does he live at the North Pole? How old is he? Who are the elves and how did...	356 views Rate it
Welcome Home — Thomas Hardy	To my native place Bent upon returning, Bosom all day burning To be where my race Well were known, 'twas much with me There to dwell in...	356 views Rate it
Juliet After The Masquerade. By Thompson — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	SHE left the festival, for it seem'd dim Now that her eye no longer dwelt on him, And sought her chamber,--gazed, (then turn'd away), Upon a mirror that...	356 views Rate it
Lines on Mt. Elgin — James McIntyre	Delivered at opening of Odd-Fellows'...	356 views Rate it