Martin Byrne (March 3,1990)
Poems by Martin Byrne : 17 / 50
Friends are for Nothing
Hey friend?
Yes friend?
I’ve been meaning to say friend.
What is it friend?
Friend, I’ve been doing a lot of nothing.
Yea, that’s what I’ve been doing too.
It’s so useless friend, the whole time I do nothing.
I just think about what I could do, friend.
Yea I think about who I should be with, friend.
Maybe…
What is it friend?
Maybe we should do nothing together, friend.
Yeah, that actually makes nothing sound like fun.
I feel the same way, friend.
Hey friend?
Yea friend?
Thanks friend.
Martin Byrne
Submitted: Friday, February 20, 2009
Edited: Sunday, June 07, 2009
Poems by Martin Byrne : 17 / 50
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