For A Friend Poem by Randy McClave

For A Friend

Rating: 4.5


When you were lost I held your hand;
The thought of you being alone I could not stand,
So, there I was standing at your side,
I decided then, that I would be your guide.
Though we are not family or even blood;
I will walk with you through the rain and the mud,
You clinched my hand as a cold wind had blown
When you need me; I will never let you walk alone.

Though you and I are not family;
Remember, I am your friend and not your enemy,
Whenever you are lost I will help you be found,
And I will pick you up, when you have fallen to the ground.
When I look at you I will always see a friend;
And I will be there for you until the bitter end,
When good times are heading your way, I will give a toast
And I will hold your hand; when you need me the most.

Randy L. McClave

Thursday, September 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: friendship
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Asit Kumar Sanyal 18 September 2014

This is a good poem on friendship. A little percentage of people respect the friendship. Maximum sinks in the selfishness. keep on writing.

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