You Were A Friend Poem by Eric Thomas

You Were A Friend

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You were a friend,
I couldn't ask for more,
Now that we've reached the end,
You walked out of the door.
I know what you don't,
You have forgotten.
Admit it, (I won't)
I think about you so often.
I wanted to keep
Memories in a jar,
So when I sleep
Better times wouldn't be so far.
Our friendship is gone
But the past still lingers,
The Sun's rise at dawn
Erases times that were better.
You were a friend,
‘That' I would forget,
Times were different then,
I wished we never met…

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I wrote this poem after I parted ways with a guy who I used to be such good friends with, and everytime that he was around me, I just thought about the times we laughed together but at the same time, 'hating' him for not being there for me anymore.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Joshua Fegley 07 January 2013

If you knew your past friend wouldn't be your friend today, would you still have became his friend?

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