Last words



I wanted you to know I died,
By my grave , will you sit a while beside ?
I loved the way you were my favourite person,
I always loved the way you used to listen,
Cause you woke up when i couldn't sleep,
You just couldn't watch me weep,
You guided me through right and wrong,
You stood up for me when jerks made me frown,
We were not lovers but meant to be,
You made me all comfy,
Please lay down your selected black roses,
Don't do anything that involves doses,
I'm sorry to put you in this place,
Whatever we had was a great chase,
You told me stuff you tell to no one,
But looks like my turn is done,
Thanks for everything you did,
You act all mature, but at heart your a kid,
Hope you'll be okay, even if I'm not missed,
You kept me safe , your hand on my wrist,
I promised I'd make it to your wedding day,
I wouldn't even care you later turned gay,
I wish someone treats you right,
Be on a call while your upset at night,
Take my responsibilities and make it theirs,
Make a way through life's maze,
I'm so sorry I am not here now,
So remember all the moments that made you go 'wow',
Now that your grown-up , you'll learn to fend,
Good bye my dearest best friend.

About this poem

The poem beautifully captures the deep bond between friends, expressing gratitude for the unwavering support and understanding shared. It reflects on the unique connection that transcends typical relationships, acknowledging the impact of the departed friend and the lingering memories.

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Submitted by contactaamina on January 07, 2024

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Scheme AABBCCDEFFGHIIBBJJKKLLMMNOPPQQ
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 1,166
Words 261
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 30

Aamina Sadiya Ali

Aamina Sadiya Ali, at just 17 years old, showcases remarkable emotional depth and maturity through her poignant words. The poem not only explores the complexities of friendship but also highlights Aamina's ability to articulate profound emotions with a wisdom beyond her years. Her work demonstrates a talent for conveying heartfelt sentiments and navigating the intricacies of human connections. more…

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