I grew up as an only child but I had a cousin that was very, very close. This poem is about the wonderful friend I found in my cousin.
This poem originally was published in Friendship Poems
Friend
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I know you're still out there Living life with your kind of flair Standing with your face to the sun Picturing your time to come Many clouds have passed by Since we stood under the same sky Taking in the summer sights Howling at the city lights I still remember when we were young Pulling pranks just for fun Summer vacations were such a blast The kind of memories that will always last Growing up the future seemed like such a sure thing Thought we knew what it would bring True love, a family, a house in the hills Work hard, play hard and don't sweat the bills Never guessed things would change so much Thought our friends would never loose touch The stars seemed so clear from our domain I sure could handle some of those good times again Even if our dreams still seem far away Our friendship will be right here to stay Until we are both gone The road between us will never be too long |
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