David Harris (18 June 1945 / Bradfield, England)
Poems by David Harris : 1067 / 2821
Family
When we talk of family,
it’s not always about our blood kin.
Sometimes it’s about a group of friends
whom have become more family
than the real ones we have.
They are there with comfort
whenever tragedy strikes
with a kind of love
that wraps around you
and comforts your troubled soul.
You gather your family close to you,
so whenever sadness comes along
you will know you will have
someone to call upon.
10 July 2008
David Harris
Submitted: Friday, July 11, 2008
Poems by David Harris : 1067 / 2821
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Your real Family some times could never understand, like a friend who takes your hand.. Andy 10
Yes Sir, you speak correctly. We all become one big family together, which is a lovely feeling. Thanks for being there.
Love and hugs Ernestine XXX
I agree on your finish from experience.. it is a fact that at times family not yours share your feelings..A good write with insight.10+
Rema