Smithy My Friend Poem by J.B. LeBuert

Smithy My Friend



So now I've seen some pictures of your life,
Your beautiful children, and your beautiful wife.
It made me remember, and this I know,
What a mistake I made, all those years ago.

You've had such a very wonderful full life,
So many joys, and of course, some strife.
After I left, after we had some fun;
I didn't realize, what I had done.

I envy you, and that's no lie.
I always knew, you're a special guy.
I envy your life, so wonderful and great.
Mine in comparison, not as happy a fate.

You gave me a chance, to make a life,
With you, your family, and your special wife.
I turned it down, just had to go.
I never looked back, and I didn't know.

You made your way; you got your fill,
I saw nothing wrong with my life until,
I saw that snapshot of your life after all.
It made mine seem trivial, empty and small.

I'm alone right now, and I regret,
Having walked out of your life, and can't forget,
What a gentle soul that you have, my friend.
Your family's just great, such a beautiful blend.

I'll always remember those few days with you,
I just didn't know, how much I'd rue?
I feel lucky now that you contacted me,
You are the best soul, to cross my path, you see.

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J.B. LeBuert

J.B. LeBuert

Kenmore, New York
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