Friendship's Hand. Poem by Fay Slimm

Friendship's Hand.

Rating: 5.0


Close are the bonds of friendship's love.

Tighter than guy-ropes made of steel
Are the ties of affection, proving
At length, the power of feelings.
Born of real ease with another,
They create needs stronger than pain.

Friendship defies hurt, discovers,
After a little while, that chains
Made in life's fire can never break.

Time will gather the trailing threads
Once again, and for friendships's sake,
Will make tighter still love's rope, led
By acceptance that friends stay true,
I offer this outstretched hand to you.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Prince Obed de la Cruz 27 October 2009

wow. This one is called 'wonderful poem'

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Carol Gall 27 October 2009

beautiful i would gladly take it 10

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Sandra Martyres 27 October 2009

Friendship defies hurt, discovers, After a little while, that chains Made in life's fire can never break. A lovely poem on friendship Fay...and who better thatn yourself to write it...10

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Daniel Kempson 27 October 2009

I am sure the recipitent of this hand of friendship will be truly grateful another fine write 10 Daniel

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not much said before is truer fay.. not much.

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Meggie Gultiano 07 November 2009

Friendship defies hurt, discovers , ............ this is true, Fay.. And I offer this wide wide stretch hands of mine in the name of friendship. a loving piece..

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Mark Nwagwu 04 November 2009

Friendship defies hurt, discovers, After a little while, that chains Made in life's fire can never break. This is 100% what true friendship is all about, that you write this way, Fay, is testimony of what you value and of who you are - exquisite. mark

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John Shea 31 October 2009

Friendship defiies hurt and finds you a really great poet with an ageless 10.

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Andrew mark Wilkinson 30 October 2009

true friends are always there through good and bad times... Andy 10

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Bob Gibson 29 October 2009

Bonded in flames of molten steel cast in a crucible to anneal forged, shaped, presented forth the heart of a friend, from the north

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Fay Slimm

Fay Slimm

in Cornwall U.K.
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